The provided bar diagram and table illustrate the total earning of exports and the alteration of the percentage of the values between 2015 and 2016 in a particular nation. These figures are segmented into 5 primary categories: petrol, engineered products, jewelries, crops, and textiles.
A general overview reveals that all exported products, excepting jewelries, exhibited a higher change in the total revenues and the proportion of values in 2016 compared to 2015. More interestingly, petrol and engineered exports reached the highest total bottom-line; meanwhile, textiles represented the highest increase in the percentage over the given time frame.
In the category of gasoline, the total earning commenced at precisely 60 billion in 2015, after which it recorded a modest increase in the value at 3% and assisted in rising profit to just over 60 billion in 2016. Focusing on the second largest-revenued industry (engineered goods), its value altered 8.5% from 58 billion in 2015 to 62 billion in 2016.
A similar trend was observed in the value of agricultural exports and textiles. More particularly, in terms of textiles, although this industry represented the smallest total turnover, its change in value was significantly greater than other categories, at 15.24%. Strating at just under 30 billion in 2015, it rose dramatically to 32 billion in 2016. Furthermore, when examining the agricultural segment, there was a little change in value of this figure, initiating at 30 billion in 2015 and increasing by 1 billion in 2016.
On the contrary, jewelries industry showed a marked difference. Its revenue decreased noticeably from 43 billion in 2015 to precisely 40 billion in 2016, changing by 5.18% in value.