The given bar chart illustrates the export earnings in numerous categories between 2015 and 2016, whereas the table compares the percentage change in values in each area of exports during the same period.
Overall, there was a downward trend for both the export earnings and their values, except for gems and jewelry. Notably, Petroleum products was the highest in the income earnings while the percentage change in Textiles was the most dominant.
In terms of Earnings, petroleum products accounted for the lion’s share, with approximately 61 billion in 2015 and 63 billion in 2016, followed by engineered goods and gems and jewelry, with respective figures of roughly 58 billion and 43 billion in 2015, and 61 billion and 43 billion in 2016. Noticeably, agricultural products and textiles share a similarity as these two products had the lowest incomes compared to other goods, with agricultural products being nearly 31 billion in 2015 and this figure increased trivially by approximately 1 billion after 1 year, whereas textiles started with around 26 billion in 2015 and culminated with relatively 31 billion in 2016.
Regarding the Proportion change, textiles took up 15.24% and it’s the highest among other categories. Engineered goods came in second place, with 8.5%, followed by gems and jewelry, with 5.18%. Finally, petroleum products and agricultural products witnessed the smallest changes, with only 3% and 0.81%, respectively.