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The image presents trading values for Australia with China at approximately A$110 billion in 2012, increasing to nearly A$130 billion in 2013, and further to about A$160 billion in 2014; Japan's figures are roughly A$70 billion in 2012, A$60 billion in 2013, and A$65 billion in 2014; Korea's values are estimated at A$25 billion in 2012, slightly over A$20 billion in 2013, and slightly under A$25 billion in 2014; Thailand's trade is about A$15 billion in 2012, slightly above A$15 billion in 2013, and closer to A$15 billion in 2014; Vietnam's figures stand at roughly A$5 billion consistently across 2012, 2013, and 2014.
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The bar chart illustrates the value of trading links of Australia in three years: 2012, 2013 and 2014.
Overall, there are five Asian partners of Australia in route of trade /China, Japan, Korea, Thailand and Vietnam/, by cost of connections in million US dollars. It is clear that, China has been working in way of beneficial, whereas, Vietnam earning a less in each years.
In every country, year 2014 brought more money comparing with other years. For instance, in China, which is showed the best results, reached approximately 160,000. Despite, Vietnam has leveled at the bottom, reached at roughly 20,000. While, trends of 2012 did not just bring incomes, however, in Japan and Korea remained the same with 2013 at nearly 80,000 and 40,000, respectively.
By demonstration of 2013, it was more likely to compete with incomes of 2014, even in Thailand, they have had hit their peak in that year, by earning 20,000.
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