The bar chart offers a comparative insight into the GDP growth per year for Tunisia, Japan, and Ecuador, charting the economic ebbs and flows that transpired from 2007 to 2010.
Overall, it is clear that the highest GDP Growth in Japan. Conversely, the lowest percentage in Tunisia. Over the given period Ecuador showed fluctuation.
In the beginning, Tunisia started biggest than 6%, being dominant growth country. However, in other years it experienced downward trend. In 2008, it dropped down to 2%, but after this year, Tunisia showed unchanged, around 3% in 2010. On the contrary, in Japan, GDP growth increased. In 2007, there was the lowest country to 2%, but after that it clamped throughout. In 2008 it was increased to 2%. In the end Japanese percentage was peaked about 6,5%, higher than Tunisia in the beginning of the period.
On the other hand, Ecuador growth fluctuated. Over the 2 years it increased around 2%, peaked 5% in 2008 and being in the middle of the period. However, in 2009 it dropped significantly about 1%. After that it demonstrate increasing around 2%. In the end it the lowest GDP growth.