The bar chart provides a glimpse of how five different sectors contributes to a country’s export earning, including petroleum products, engineered goods, gems and jewellery, agricultural products, and textiles. To further demonstrate the trend in export activities, the second chart portrays the shift in these sectors’ values between 2015 and 2016.
For starters, petroleum products continue to dominate the chart, bringing the nation more than 60 billions worth of wealth and even grew three percent in a year. Next, engineering goods comes in second but have been catching up with the number one export products, with a increase of 8.5 percent and a contribution of a little bit more than 60 billion dollars. Agricultural prodcts encountered a relatively mild growth while textiles enjoys a stunning climb of 15.245. Gems and jewellery, on the other hand, have suffered a 5.18% decrease and became the only sector encountering a loss in value between the year documented.
The charts paint a clear picture of how these industries affect national wealth as well as their rise and fall, giving insights on what should be emphasized and cautious about.