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Band 6+: The bar chart shows the average prices per kilometre of clothing imported into the European Union from six different countries in 1993 and 2003.

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The image illustrates average clothing prices per kilometer in pounds (£) for the years 1993 and 2003 across six countries; Argentina shows £27 in 1993 versus £25 in 2003, Brazil £25 in 1993 versus £23 in 2003, Japan £15 in 1993 versus £20 in 2003, China £12 in 1993 versus £16 in 2003, India £9 in 1993 versus £12 in 2003, and Bangladesh £5 in 1993 versus £6 in 2003.
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The bar chart illustrates the change in average price per kilometre clothing brought in to the European Union from six different nations in 1993 and 2003.

Overall, All countries except Brazil has changed their average prices. Bangladesh has remained the cheapest and Argentina stays as the most costly. China surpasses Japan in the rankings, from most expensive to cheapest.

Brazil maintained the pricing for importation in 1993 and in 2003, just slightly above 20 pounds per kilometre of clothes. Argentina has been persistent in having high-priced importation fee, only decreasing a minute amount. Meanwhile, Bangladesh continues having low-priced fees, eventhough they increasedly a reasonable amount.

In 2003, China, India, and Bangladesh increased a significant amount in prices in 2003. With China rising prices to above 15 pounds, this nation passes Japan in the rankings as the third country with the most expensive importing fees, whereas other countries remain in the respective spots.

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