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The image contains a line graph titled "Clothing Exports (1999-2003)" with the X-axis representing years from 1999 to 2003 and the Y-axis representing the amount of exports (in billions of dollars) ranging from 0 to 1000. The graph includes three lines representing Colombia, Japan, and Myanmar. Colombia's exports start at approximately 150 in 1999, increase to 200 in 2000, peak at 300 in 2001, then decrease to 250 in 2002 and 200 in 2003. Japan's exports start at 500 in 1999, increase to 600 in 2000, peak at 800 in 2001, then decrease to 700 in 2002 and 600 in 2003. Myanmar's exports start at approximately 600 in 1999, increase to 700 in 2000, peak at 900 in 2001, then decrease to 600 in 2002 and 500 in 2003.
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The line graph depicts the total export of clothing in three different countries Japan, Myanmar, and Colombia over a time period of 23 years.
Overall, we can see that Colombia and Japan did not experience huge fluctuations in clothing exports. In contrast, Myanmar changed drastically over time.
In 1990, Japan and Colombia roughly had the same clothing export in the range of 470 to 570 million dollars. On the other hand, at that time Myanmar had no sales of clothing at all. In the next 10 years to 2000, Myanmar’s figure rose dramatically to 800 million dollars, over 250 million more than Japan and Colombia. All countries saw an increase in 2011, with Myanmar still the highest in total sales.
Myanmar experienced a massive plummet in total sales in 2012, falling to 350 million dollars, half of the Colombia sales, which are at 700 million dollars. In 2013 all countries had a recession in sales except Myanmar that saw an upward trend. However, Myanmar ended the period with the lowest level.
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