Band 6+: The charts illustrate Australia's trade values with three different countries from 2004 to 2009. Provide an overview of the information by identifying and describing the key details, and include comparisons where appropriate.

The line graphs demonstrate the value of Australia’s trade with China, United States and Japan between 2004 and 2009.

Overall, commerce with all given counties remained in similar range. The amount of imports and exports with China experinced growth throughout the period. In contrast, trading with U.S remained the same from the beginning until the end, which is similar to trade with Japan, however the exports rate with Japan followed drastically higher.

The income of exports Australia had while trading with China, started with 10 billion Australian dollars in 2004, whilst the amount of import was twice bigger. Furthermore, the value of the trade between Australia and China showed steady increase in the next five years, resulting with trippled value of exports and rise in imports which is 30 billion A.D.

Similarly, the starting amount of revenue within the commerce with Japan was identical for exports and imports, which is around 20 billions. The number of exports had been growing steadily until 2007 and reached 30 billions Australian dollors. However after that export rate rocketed to 40 billions and decreased to 30 until the end of the period. In contrast, the value of imports remained plateau throughout the period.

While the number of export and import trade with U.S started with 10 and 20 billions. All over the period, the trade had small growth in year 2008, but the stabilised to starting amount of income.