The bar graph demonstrates data about three major exports (tourism, dairy, meat) of Southlands in the year 2000 and 2020, and a future forecast for 2025.
Overall, it can be said that both tourism and dairy products experienced growth in the year 2020. This trend is also forecasted to continue in the year 2025. However, meat products saw a decline in the year 2020 and are projected to dip further in the year 2025.
In the year 2000, tourism contributed approximately 8 billion dollars in exports, which increased moderately in the year 2020 and reached nearly 9 billion dollars. This trend will continue in the next five years and this will reach nearly 10 billion dollars.
On the other hand, dairy products export was 7 billion dollars in the year 2000, a number which was less than tourism in the same year. However, in the year 2020, dairy products exports escalated rapidly and peaked at 10 billion dollars. In the next 5 years (2025), it is expected to decrease slightly by half a billion dollars (9.5 billion) in number.
Meanwhile, meat product saw a opposite trend in compared to other two exports. Meat exports were 6 billion dollar in year 2020 and reached 5.5 billion dollar. Moreover, this will continue in the upcoming 5 years and will dip further to 5 billion dollar in number.