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Band 7+: The chart below shows the value of one country's export in various categories during 2015 and 2016.the table shows the percentage change in each category of exports in 2016 campared with 2015.

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The image displays a bar graph of export earnings for 2015 and 2016 across five categories in billion units and a table showing percentage changes for each category from 2015 to 2016. Petroleum products have earnings of about 61 in 2015 and 62 in 2016 with a 3% increase. Engineered goods show earnings of approximately 58 in 2015 and 61 in 2016, marking an 8.5% rise. Gems and jewelry display earnings near 41 in 2015 and slightly over 40 in 2016, with a 5.18% decrease. Agricultural products earn about 31 in both years with no percentage change. Textiles have earnings of around 26 in 2015 and 32 in 2016, indicating a 15.24% increase.
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The bar chart illustrates the value of one country’s exports during 2015 to 2016 and the table illustrates the percentage change in each category of export from 2015 to 2016. Overall, petroleum products show the highest export income in both years while textiles account for the lowest in both years. In contrast to the growth perspective, textiles had the highest growth in 2016 while Gem & jewelry had a negative growth.

In terms of export revenue base, petroleum products show USD 60 billion in 2015 and almost USD 62 billion in 2016 with a slight growth of 3% in value, and the second highest income generative product portfolio is Engineered goods, it shows the almost USD 58 billion in 2015 and slightly above USD 60 billion in 2016 with an 8.5% growth.

However, Textiles was the lowest income generated for the year 2015, with around USD 25 billion revenue but with a rapid growth of 15.24% it has reached almost USD 31 billion in 2016. Gem & jewelry shows a notable decrease in income compared to 2015 while it was USD 42 billion has come down to USD 40 billion range, and also Agricultural products remain almost same in both years with around USD 31 billion revenue.

In summary, petroleum products generated the highest income in both the years while textile industry has been the lowest revenue source and also, Gem and jewelry showed a negative trend in the revenue growth.

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