The given tables illustrate relation of tax and export for distrinct continents in the World between 2002 and 2012.
Overall, there are noticable correlations that amount of tax and export because when the majority of continents increased tax rate, their export percent declined. Furthermore, Asia Pasific and Australasia decreased their tax percentage and they experienced to reach peak of the export figures
It can be seen that first group, which Europe, China and Latin America, increased tax rates. In contrast, their amount of exports dropped. The second group, which USA, Asia Pasific and Australia, decreased percentage of tax. Conversely, their exports except USA reached above three times figures. On the other hand, Although USA decreased to their tax rate, their amount of export showed no increase. Finally, taxe rate and export figures for other group didn’t changed.
Consequently, tax rates and exports usually showed that they have dependent relations except USA between 2002 and 2012.The given tables illustrate relation of tax and export for distrinct continents in the World between 2002 and 2012.
