The bar graph provides comparative data related to the imports of five distinct types of electronic products (including DVD players, CD players, televisions, radios, and video recorders) in the years 2000 and 2006.
Overall, the data indicates the growth in the imports of electronic goods in the given years. DVD players, televisions, and radios all showcased a dramatic increase, whereas video recorders saw a steep decrease. Import of CD players declined slightly.
In 2000, both televisions and video recorders started at 6.2 millions, but televisions increased to 8.5 millions in 2006, while video recorders decreased to 2.8 millions in the same year. Similarly, CD players saw a decline of 1.6 millions, starting at 2.1 millions in 2000 and ending at 1.7 millions in 2007.
Additionally, DVD players started at 3 millions in 2000, which surged to 5.8 millions in 2007, indicating the highest growth. Lastly, radios experienced slight growth in 6-year period. It started at 4 millions in 2000, and reached 5.2 millions in 2007.
