The bar chart illustrates the amount of money which the country exports in five different categories between 2015 and 2016, while the table represents the percentage change in value during the same period.
Overall, it is clear that all various categories experienced an increased value in 2016, with only a decrease in gems and jewellery; similarly, the changes in the percentage of value showed significant increases and decreases.
Looking at the details, in 2015, petroleum products and engineered goods were common sources of income in both years, accounting for approximately $60 and $58 respectively, which increased to almost $65 and $62 in 2016, seeing a modest increase of around 3% and 8.5%. Additionally, textiles climbed up from $35 to $45 in 2016, which was a significant percentage change of 15.24%.
Conversely, the category of gems and jewellery decreased by $5, from $55 to $50, and the proportion of it dropped to 5.18% in 2016. Moreover, agricultural products showed stable incomes of around $40 in both years and a small change of 0.81% in 2016.