Both of charts illustrate the worth of things which exported and imported from and to China. Overall, the value of goods which are imported from Australia and China to each other are rose, albeit to various degrees, which means that a China sold more things to Australia. Notably, the toy and sport equipment’s which showed the dramatic changes from 2003 to 2004. Moreover, telecommunication equipment’s and toy/sport equipment had the highest sales.
In 1998, the goods importing to Australia stood at $20 billion, after which steadily increased and doubled by 2004. Similarly, the values of importing things to China initially was $10 billion, before increased and tripled in final year. The imported and exported goods from and to China had a gap of $10 billion.
Delving deeper into the import figures, it is clear that all kind of imported goods saw and upward trend, except for clothes. At first, telecommunications equipment was approximately $2,5 billion, until 2003 after which experienced to $8 billion. In the first year, the toys and sports equipment was the lowest, but in the next years it increased and reached a peak of more than $6 billion. The values of computers and furniture was equal (around $4,5 billion), and it rose to the $6 billion by 2004. The clothes were 4 million and remain unchangeable.