The bar chart illustrates the evaluation of 1 country’s exports in different types of categories between 2015 and 2016, while the table presents the proportion change in each category of exports difference from 2015 to 2016.
Overall, it is clear that petroleum products and engineered goods recorded the highest figure in both years, whereas agricultural products and textiles had the smallest number. All the products increased next year, only gems and jewellery went down.
According to the pie chart, in 2015, petroleum products stood at $60 billions, while in 2016 it rose slowly, at $63 billions. On the other hand, Engineered goods and gems and jewellery were at $58 billions for 2015 and $66.5 billions for 2016, and $45 and $50.18 billions, respectively. In terms of agricultural products and textile, they stood at the lowest figure in both years, at $35, $35.81 billions and $28 and $43.24 billions, respectively.
Regarding the table, from 2015 to 2016 petroleum and engineered goods grew slightly, whereas gold was a slow decrease. Meanwhile, agricultural products boomed mildly and textile dramatically.
