The line graph compares the amounts of money Colombia, Japan, and Myanmar earned from exporting clothing between 1990 and 2013. Overall, Myanmar and Colombia showed upward trends, while Japan witnessed a marked decrease. It is also worth noting that Myanmar saw significant instability in the value of clothing exports during the period, showing by far the greatest change in the amount.
In 1990, Japan exported around $580 million worth of clothing in comparison with Colombia, whose value was approximately $100 million less. The latter increased continuously until 2012, reaching its peak at $700 million before decreasing to $600 million in 2013, whereas the former initially dipped and then grew minimally to $600 million in 2011. This figure fell from $600 million to $500 million at the end of the period.
Myanmar, by contrast, witnessed a considerable increase until 2011, reaching a peak of about $950 million, after which it decreased enormously to about $350 million in 2012 before rising noticeably and finishing the period at about $440 million. give a score