The bar chart compares the annual GDP development of three countries from 2007 to 2010.
Overall, the GDP growth for each countries showed different patterns when Tunisia and Japan maintained stable while Educador was volatile.
Regarding Ecuador, its GDP status was the only one being volatile. Clearly, the GDP grew significantly during the first year which increased from 3% to nearly double, presenting the highest percentage among three countries. Howver, the decrease can be seen in the following year when the figure went down to only 1%. Although the economic has become more positive, the growth only showed 1% increased, being the lowest value.
In cases of others, there was a unchanged trend in Tunisia and Japan’s figure. During the given period, the GDP growth of Tunisia decrease gradually every years, especially in the first 2 years. After declining from above 6% to 3%, the figure stable at the same percentage in the last years. In contrast, Japan showed the significant GDP development when it increased annually and became the highest GDP growth after reaching the peak of the given period. Beginning from 3%, the GDP grew gradualy to nearly 7% in 2010, surpassing the old record.