The line chart illustrates how much the average cost per kilogram of clothes imported by the European Union from six vital sources nations between 1997 and 2003.
Overall, the cost for imported clothes from Argentina dominated the chart with the highest figure although it faced a slight decrease, while Bangladesh accounted for the lowest figure in both researching years. In addition, the figure of Brazil unchanged during the research.
In 1997, a kilogram clothing from Argentina was around 28 pounds, which dropped slightly to 25 pounds in 2003. Similarly, a moderate decline in the average price per kilogram clothing from Japan could be witnessed from 15 pounds in 1997 to approximately 13 pounds in 2003.
In contrast, 10 pounds was the average price per kilogram of clothes from China in 1997, before exceling notably to nearly 17 pounds in the next 7 years. Meanwhile, India and Bangladesh charts also exhibited some significant changes. Regarding India, the normal cost for a kilogram of clothes was 7 pounds, increasing considerably to 13 pounds in 2003. The same trend could be seen in the figure of Bangladesh, started at around 3 pounds per kilogram of clothes, before doubling this number in 2003. Finally, the cost for clothes from Brazil per kilogram remained unchanged at around 22 pounds.
