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The image presents two tables. The first details exports (millions of tonnes) from Rotterdam port in Holland to different global destinations for 2002 and 2012; in 2002: USA 2400, Europe 6900, China 2400, Latin America 1800, Asia Pacific 800, Australasia 700, Other 350, Total 17150; in 2012: USA 3900, Europe 6400, China 2300, Latin America 1500, Asia Pacific 2550, Australasia 2300, Other 350, Total 18600. The second table shows the % tax imposed by the destination countries in 2002 and 2012: USA 2002 3% and 2012 2%, Europe 2002 5% and 2012 8%, China 2002 0% and 2012 2%, Latin America 2002 1% and 2012 2%, Asia Pacific 2002 5% and 2012 2%, Australasia 2002 4% and 2012 1%, Other 2002 2% and 2012 2%.
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The two tables illustrate information on the amount of exports moving through Rotterdam port in Holland to other world destinations in 2002 and 2012 in millions of tonnes, as well as the percentage of tax imposed on these exports by the recieving countries.
In generall, most goods were sold to europe in both yeads as compared to other countries. Notably, in terms of taxation, Europe had the highest amount, whereas goods sold to China were least taxed.
To begin with, items sold to the USA in 2002 were 4200 tonnes, and this amount skyrocketed to 3900 tonnes in 2012. On the contrary, the exports sold to Europe were 2400 tonnes at the beginning of the periob but the weight reduced to 6400 in 2012. Clearly, the amount of goods sold to other countries was the least, and this was 350 tonnes in both years surveyed.
On the other hand, the tax impose on goods sold to Europe was the highest, at 5% in 2002 and 8% in 2012. Regarding China, there was a 0% taxation in 2002 and 2% tax in 2012
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