The data provide information on the amount of income generated from exported goods in a country and the degree of changes in the values of each types of product from 2015 to 2016. Overall, outputs from oil and gas industry maintain as the largest contribution to the exportation earnings while textile industry appears to have the highest potential with a huge spike in its values over the two years.
In both years, petroleum yields generated the highest income of over 60 billion with a further value increment of 3% from 2015 to 2016. The second main source of income from exportation comes from the engineered products, with an income of around 57 billion in 2015 and the number rose to about 61 billion in the next year, almost reaching the same earnings as petroleum goods. Next, although gems and jewelleries sector maintains its third position in the amount of money earned from selling its products overseas, its values decline significantly by 5.18% in just two years. Even so, the income generated by this sector was around 40 billion in 2016.
The fourth major industry in the exportation business is agricultural products with an earning of around 30 billion. When compare 2015 and 2016, the values of these products are almost similar, with a minute inclination of only 0.81%. On the other hand, the least amount of money earned from exported products are from textile industry as the income generated was only 25 billion in 2015. However, there was huge spike of 15.24% in the values of its products, raising the earnings to slightly over 30 billion in the subsequent year.