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The image displays a bar graph titled "Southland's main exports in 2000 and *20..., and future projections for 2025" with "*20...: for test purposes, use and refer to the current year" as a footnote. The graph shows three categories: International tourism, Dairy products, and Meat products, with data represented in £ billion. International tourism had exports of £5 billion in 2000, £9 billion in 2020, and is projected to reach £7 billion in 2025. Dairy products had £7 billion in 2000, £8 billion in 2020, and are projected to reach £9 billion in 2025. Meat products had £3 billion in 2000, £4 billion in 2020, and are projected to reach £3 billion in 2025.
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The bar chart illustrates the major exported goods of Southland over three periods: 2000, 2024, and predictions for 2025.
Overall, the international tourism industry has gradually grown since 2000 onwards, whereas the meat industry has followed the opposite direction.
The most profitable business in 2000 was foreign tourism, with over 8 billion. This figure has inclined by approximately 1 billion per each given period and was expected to be the principal business in 2025, at around 10 billion. Conversely, meat products received the least revenue among the three exports in all three periods. Earning only 6 billion in 2000, they have dropped by a half billion per each.
Additionally, the dairy products trend appeared to be uncertain. In 2000, the profit was just under 7 billion; however, it skyrocketed to marginally below 10 billion in 2024, equal to international tourism in 2025. Despite this growth, it was anticipated to slightly drop by a half billion in 2025.
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