The bar chart illustrates the value (in billions) of several categories of exported goods in one country in two years, 2015 and 2016. Meanwhile, the table depicts the value changes (in percentages) that occurred between the two periods.
Overall, it can be seen that petroleum and engineered items had the most value throughout the years, while textiles experienced the most significant increase.
According to the bar graph, petroleum was the most valuable exported product in 2015 (60 billion), then a year later, its value slightly rose to 62 billion. Likewise, the engineered goods, which accounted for more than 50 billion in the first period, increased in the consecutive year. The value of the next category, gems and jewelry were less than a half in both years, while agricultural and textiles products generated around 20 to 30 billion in both 2015 and 2016.
In terms of the changes in the value of exported goods, textiles had the most prospects with a growth of 15.24%, followed by an increase in engineered goods with half of that number (8.5%). It is also interesting to note that agricultural products only had a slight growth, which was less than 1%, and petroleum which rose by 3%. Meanwhile, gems and jewelry suffered a declining progress of 5,.18%.