The bar chart illustrates the average price per kilometer of clothing imported into the European Union from six different countries in 1993 and 2003.
Overall, it is evident that Argentina and Brazil had the highest import prices in both years, while Bangladesh had the lowest. Additionally, all six countries experienced an increase in prices over the decade, with Japan and China showing significant growth.
In 1993, Argentina had the highest clothing import price at around 28 pounds per kilometer, followed closely by Brazil at approximately 25 pounds. By 2003, both countries saw a slight increase, with Argentina maintaining its leading position. Meanwhile, Japan and China had lower import prices compared to Argentina and Brazil, at roughly 13 and 10 pounds, respectively, in 1993. However, by 2003, Japan’s price rose to about 16 pounds, while China’s increased to around 15 pounds.
India and Bangladesh had the lowest import prices in both years. In 1993, India’s price was approximately 8 pounds, which increased to around 12 pounds in 2003. Bangladesh had the lowest figures, starting at about 5 pounds in 1993 and increasing marginally to nearly 7 pounds in 2003.