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The image depicts pie charts comparing the export percentages of different products in the UK and Germany in 2020 and 2021. For the UK in 2020: mechanical machinery 45%, cars 28%, pharmaceutical products 15%, electronics 5%, food products 7%. For the UK in 2021: mechanical machinery 47%, cars 31%, pharmaceutical products 13%, electronics 4%, food products 5%. For Germany in 2020: mechanical machinery 34%, cars 20%, pharmaceutical products 19%, electronics 4%, food products 23%. For Germany in 2021: mechanical machinery 37%, cars 16%, pharmaceutical products 17%, electronics 5%, food products 24%.
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A a glance at the given pie chart illustrates the export of several products in two European countries,the UK and Germany.
One fascinating fact highlighted by the figure is that in the UK, mechanical machinery was considered a major exporting product. Initially, it was 45% in 2015 and reached around 2% over the next year. Likewise, cars possessed less than a third of the proportion at the beginning and then reached 31% in 2021.Other types of products had a steady trend with a negligible change.
In stark contrast, cars had a significant part in comparison to other products in Germany, which initially was 34% and rose to 37% after a year.
Conversely, electronics experienced a slight decrease during this period, from a fifth to merely more than 15%.
Overall, a number of products(food products and pharmaceutical products) had an insignificant and minor change in both countries between 2020 and 2021.
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