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The image depicts a bar graph of Algerian exports from 1950 to 2010, detailing four sectors: Agriculture, Meat & Fish, Machinery, and Oil & Gas. In 1950, Agriculture is at approximately 150, Meat & Fish at 50, Machinery at 25, Oil & Gas at 100. By 1965, Agriculture surges to around 500, Meat & Fish to 75, Machinery to 50, Oil & Gas to 150. In 1980, Agriculture drops below 100, Meat & Fish below 50, Machinery slightly above 50, Oil & Gas nearly 250. In 1995, Agriculture exceeds 100, Meat & Fish slightly over 50, Machinery again above 50, Oil & Gas reaches almost 500. In 2010, Agriculture is minimal, Meat & Fish likewise, Machinery nearly 50, Oil & Gas peaks over 900 million dollars.
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The bar chart illustrates information about the export of algerian for various years since 1950 from different sectors and amount of the contribution.
Overall, it is clear that the export of oil and gas increased significantly over the period, while the number of agriculture export declined. In addition, other sectors show little change.
In 1965, agriculture was reached the highest amount of export by 500 million dollars. However, this figures dropped dramatically in 2010. In contrast, the export of oil and gas rose from about 50 million dollar in 1950 to nearly 800 million dollar in 2010.
Meanwhile, the proportion of meat and fish sector showed only a slight change, decreasing marginally from 125 to about 10 million dollar. Similarly, the use of machinery export remained relatively stable at around 100 million dollar.
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