The bar graph illustrates the changes occurred in three countries in terms of GDP growth between 2007 and 2010.
Overall, Tunisia’s GDP growth experienced a downward trend throughout the period, initiated with high percentage and ended with low one, while Japan experienced upward trend, started with a low rate and ended with high rate, On the other hand, Ecuador showed a fluctuated manner in rates between 2007 and 2010.
Tunisia initially had the highest rate throughout the period in 2007 at nearly 6% the same as Japan, before the rate showed a dramatic decline reaching nearly 4% in the following year and decreased gradually till year 2009 (3%), then the percentage maintained the same level between 2009 and 2010. On contrary with Japan, its growth rate was 2% in 2007, but it had a rapid rise in 2008 reaching 4%, and increase by 1% in the following year, before reaching its peak growth in 2010 with almost 6.5%.
On the other hand, Ecuador, had a series of fall and rose trends during the period, it started at almost 3% in 2007, then increased by around 2% in the following of year, but it had a drop in 2009 reaching 1% scoring the lowest rate of the period. Then it gained a slight rose in 2010 and stood at 2%.