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The image shows a bar graph with 5 product categories with data for 2015 and 2016, and a table with percentage changes for those categories from 2015 to 2016; petroleum products saw an 8.5% increase, engineered goods a 3% increase, gems and jewellery a 5.18% decrease, agricultural products a 0.81% increase, and textiles a 15.24% decrease; in the bar graph, petroleum products had the highest values, varying from just over 60 to just under 70 billion, engineered goods were second, decreasing from just over 60 to just under 60 billion, gems and jewellery were third, with a decrease from just over 40 to around 38 billion, agricultural products were near 30 billion with a slight increase, and textiles had the lowest values, decreasing from around 27 to just over 20 billion.
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The depicted chart illustrates the value of certain country’s outputs in billions across five categories from 2015 to 2016, while the table gives information about the percentage shift in the values over the same period.
Overall, the figures for all types of exports, except gems and jewelry, experienced a growth over 1-year period. Interestingly, although the export value of textiles was the lowest in 2015, it experienced the most significant increase compared to other categories by the final year.
Turning to the details, we can see that the figure for petroleum-based products saw an expansion during 2015 and 2016, rising from 60 to 61.8 billion. Likewise, the output of engineered goods soared by 85% from below 60 billion to just over 60 billion. In contrast, the value of gems and jewelry decreased by 5.18%, whereas that of agricultural products went up slightly by 0.81% over the given period, starting at almost 30 billion. Lastly, the country’s output in the textile sector rose considerably 15.24% in percentage, climbing from approximately 27 to 31 billion.
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