The bar chart illustrates the number of yearly rice output in four different countries in 1995, 2005, and 2015.
Overall, it is clear that the annual rice production of A and B countries were relatively higher, particularly in A, while others were much lower. A and B nations accounted for the highest share, with an A remaining the peak trend of the period.
A and B countries showed much bigger figures compared to other categories. Annual rice tonnes of A country increased consistently from nearly 45 to 47 in 2005 to peak of 50 in 2015. The level of rice production in B showed a similar trend, climbing sharply from about 36 to 47 and then dropping marginally to around 42 in the final year.
By contrast, the figures were smaller for the remaining groups. C country demonstrated almost 5 in 1995, rose to 7 in 2005, and dropped to again 5 in 2015. D remained unchanged at approximately 2 between 1995 and 2005 and then saw a noticeable growth to 5 in the end of given years.