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The image displays a bar graph comparing the US$ billion values of two groups, labeled as 2012 and 2016, across six countries: USA, UK, Japan, Brazil, India, and China. In 2012, USA is at approximately US$2 billion, UK around US$1 billion, Japan about US$8 billion, Brazil slightly under US$1 billion, India close to US$0.5 billion, and China nearly US$1.5 billion. In 2016, USA rises slightly above US$3 billion, UK increases marginally above US$2 billion, Japan remains near US$8 billion, Brazil approaches US$1 billion, India approximates US$0.5 billion, and China advances to almost US$2 billion. The vertical axis ranges from 0 to 9 in increments of 1 US$ billion.
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The graph illustrates the comparison of children’s toy sales in 2012 and 2016 between six countries. Most noticeable growth in sales is from India with a whopping growth of 2 billion US dollar in sales.
The UK has sustained a very strong number of sales and growth over the years, with the USA as the runner-up. However, the East Asian countries such as Japan and China are quite the opposite. They started with fewer numbers in sales, reaching up to only 1 billion dollars in 2012. That makes Brazil and India the countries with the lowest sales.
Fast forward to 2016, surprisingly India went through a massive growth with 2 billion USD in sales just like the UK. The neighbouring countries such as Brazil, the US, China, and Brazil went through growth as well ranging from 500 million USD to 1 billion USD. Japan has the most sustainable sales with the numbers staying the exactly the same since 2012.
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