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Band 4+: The first chart below shows the value of goods that australia imported from china and those exported to china from australia. The second chart shows the types of good imported from china. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make a comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two bar charts. The first chart shows the value of goods (in billions $) that Australia imported from China and exported to China from 1998 to 2004: 1998: Imports 1.5, Exports 0.3; 1999: Imports 2, Exports 0.5; 2000: Imports 2.3, Exports 1.1; 2001: Imports 3, Exports 1.5; 2002: Imports 4, Exports 2.2; 2003: Imports 5.2, Exports 2.4; 2004: Imports 6, Exports 3.2. The second chart shows types of goods imported from China to Australia in 2003 and 2004: Clothes 2003: 0.5, Clothes 2004: 1; Toys/Sports Equipment 2003: 1.5, Toys/Sports Equipment 2004: 1.7; Computers 2003: 2.2, Computers 2004: 2.7; Telecommunication Equipment 2003: 2, Telecommunication Equipment 2004: 3.3; Furniture 2003: 0.9, Furniture 2004: 1.2.
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The bar chart compare the number of money that Australia sell and purchase goods from China in 5 years between 1998 and 2004, and the difference goods that Australia bought from China cloths,sport equipment,computers,telcom equipment,and furniture between 2003 and 2004.

Overall, it is clear that Australia bought a considerable number of China products, and the figure of goods that imported dramatically rose over time. In contrast, the goods that Australia it not that much of imported, despite the number of products send to China was increased significant, also that the gap between purchase and sell of Australia remain stable through out the period. In addition, sports equipment and telecommunication equipment was the categories that witnessed an enormous bought of Australia in 1 years, while computers and furniture slightly increased in 2004, however, the figure of clothes saw a unchanged in the end of term.

Regarding, the consumption of China products, start at 20 billions dollars of goods, after which there was a trendormous upward trend to around 21, about 27, 30,approximately 32 and almost 36 billion dollars of products in 1998 to 2003, respectively. There was striking notice at a peak of 40 billion dollars of goods in 2004. On the another hand, the ilitia of the goods that Australia sell to China at 10 billion dollars, after that years there was a sharp rose to around 12,about 15, 20 , approximately 22, almost 34, 30 through out of period respectively. The gap between

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