The bar chart illustrates the annual GDP growth rates of three countries—Tunisia, Japan, and Ecuador—between 2007 and 2010.
Overall, Tunisia experienced a gradual decline in its GDP growth over the four years, while Ecuador showed significant fluctuations. Japan, on the other hand, consistently had the lowest growth rates but demonstrated slight improvements toward the end of the period.
In 2007, Tunisia recorded the highest GDP growth, reaching approximately 6%, followed by Ecuador with about 3%, and Japan with the lowest figure, slightly under 2%. The following year, GDP growth in Tunisia decreased marginally to 5%, while Ecuador’s growth dropped slightly to around 2%. Japan’s GDP growth remained relatively stable, still below 2%.
In 2009, Ecuador experienced a sharp increase, reaching over 6%, becoming the leading country in GDP growth that year. In contrast, Tunisia’s growth declined further to 4%, while Japan’s growth remained the lowest, at just over 1%. By 2010, Ecuador maintained its high growth rate, slightly exceeding 6%, while Tunisia’s GDP remained steady at around 4%. Japan showed minimal improvement, but its growth stayed below 2%, making it the country with the lowest GDP growth throughout the period.