The bar chart illustrates the amount of money the European Union paid for per kilometre of clothes which were important from six different countries namely Argentina Brazil, China, India and Bangladesh in 1993 and 2003.
Overall, although both American countries Argentina and Brazil charged the highest amount of money for per kilometre garment, the price reduced in the next 10-year period for Argentina, whereas Asian countries except Japan so a significant growth in the amount of money in the next decade, but the prices still low than Argentina and Brazil.
It can be seen that, Argentina was paid the highest amount of money for per kilometre Fabric in both years around £28 in 1993 and about £26 in 2003. in addition, the amount Brazil charged for cloth was exactly the same in both years which was roughly £23.
On the other hand, China India and Bangladesh charged £10, £8 and £3, respectively in 1993, the price almost doubled in 2003.Japan, however, saw a decrease in the price of clothing which was £15 in 1993 and dropped at about £13 in 2003.