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The image displays a bar chart illustrating average prices per kilometer of clothing imported into the European Union from Argentina, Brazil, Japan, China, India, and Bangladesh for 1997 and 2003. In 1997, Argentina's price was approximately 28 pounds, Brazil's was around 25 pounds, Japan's was about 15 pounds, China's near 6 pounds, India's was approximately 7 pounds, and Bangladesh's was around 11 pounds. In 2003, Argentina's price decreased to about 27 pounds, Brazil's reduced to approximately 23 pounds, Japan's fell to around 12 pounds, China's remained stable at roughly 5 pounds, India's price slid to approximately 4 pounds, and Bangladesh's dropped to about 3 pounds.
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The bar chart compares the cost of importing one kilometer of clothing in six countries of the European Union — Argentina, Brazil, Japan, China, India, and Bangladesh — across two years.
In general, Argentina recorded the highest import prices for clothing, while Bangladesh had the lowest in both years. Notably, three countries — China, India, and Bangladesh — experienced a rise in clothing import costs by 2003.
In 1993, Argentina topped the list with a cost of $27 per kilometer, followed by Brazil at around $23. By 2003, Argentina saw a slight drop in price to $26, whereas Bangladesh’s cost remained unchanged.
Significant price increases were observed in India and Bangladesh by 2003. Meanwhile, Japan’s clothing import price stood above $33 per kilometer, while China’s was just below that mark.
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