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Band 5+: The chart shows export values of one country by category for 2015-2016. The table shows percentage changes between these years. Summarise the main features and make comparisons.

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The image shows a bar graph and a table. Bar graph: 2015 Petroleum product $55B, Engineered goods $62B, Gems and jewelry $37B, Agricultural products $24B, Textiles $25B; 2016 Petroleum product $56B, Engineered goods $67B, Gems and jewelry $35B, Agricultural products $25B, Textiles $29B. Table: Percentage change in values (2015-2016) Petroleum products ↑3%, Engineered goods ↑8.5%, Gems and jewelry ↓5.18%, Agricultural products ↑0.81%, Textiles ↑15.24%.
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The export values in country’s certain fields have transferred the changes their values from 2015 to 2016.

We can see that each product category has its own growth and decline.If we focus on each part we might see the changes. To commence,petroleum products have grown to 3%.Next product is engineered goods which witnessed remarkable increase that makes up 8,5%.One negative result has shown by gems and jewellery which illustrates decrease and the price dropped by 2 billion dollars .Agricultural products was being stable that year,and rised up moderately.And last but not least,textiles which had grown to 35 billions.In 2015 export value was approximately 26billions.This category has undergone significant growth which consists 15,24%,and was the most noticeable from fixed price changes.

To sum up,the majority of country’s product categories have shown the increase in their export values,and only some products haven’t progressed in the transportation cost or have shown some unremarkable results.

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