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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 illustrates the price of one kilometer of imported clothing across six different countries in the European Union: Argentina, Brazil, Japan, China, India, and Bangladesh.
Overall, Argentina had the highest price for imported clothing, whereas Bangladesh had the lowest in both years. Half of the six countries saw an increase in clothing costs in 2003, specifically China, India, and Bangladesh.
In 1993, the price of one kilometer of imported clothing was $27 in Argentina, ranking it first. This was followed by Brazil, which had a price of approximately $23 per kilometer. Ten years later, Argentina’s price decreased slightly to $26 per kilometer, while Bangladesh’s price remained stable.
In 2003, the cost per kilometer of clothing increased significantly in two countries: India and Bangladesh. Meanwhile, Japan and China had prices of over and under $33 per kilometer of clothing, respectively
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