The bar chart illustrates the 5 categories that considered as an export earnings of unspecified country, and table depicts growth of the each category from 2015 to 2016.
Overall, there was an upward trend in the earnings of engineered goods, while the opposite is true for gems and jewelry. In the bar chart, petroleum illustrates the highest number, conversely, textiles emitted the lowest money earning.
To begin with, exports of agriculture commodities and textiles made up approximately the same earning, 30 billions. Similarly, gems and jewelry had bigger proportion, which accounted for around 40. Petroleum merchandises and engineered goods constituted the same pattern, that was double high than that of agricultural products, constructing largely 60 billions of dollars.
From 2015 to 2016, the categories did not change significantly. Textiles experienced a dramatic increase to 15%, conversely, jewelries was the only category which diminished significantly to 5.18%. Agricultural and petroleum merchandises rose sharply to 0,81 and 3 percentages respectively, with growth in engineered items constituted 8,5%.