Band 6+: The first chart illustrates the value of clothing exported from Bangladesh from 1900 to 2012, and the second chart shows the destinations and value of exported clothing in the year 2012. Provide an overview of the information by identifying and describing the key details, and include comparisons where appropriate.

The line chart illustrates the value of clothing exported in Bangladesh over the course of 24 years starting in 1988 while the pie chart gives information about where the clothing was exported to and the value of it in 2012.

Looking at the line chart, it is immediately obvious that the value of clothing export had an upward trend over this period. Regarding the pie chart, the European Union was the most common place where Bangladesh exported their products.

In 1988, Bangladesh registered around 1 unit value of clothing exported. This figure then experienced a slight increase to 4 in 2000 before surging remarkably to nearly 20 in the last year of this period.

When it comes to the pie chart, in 2012, the value of clothing exported to the Europe Union was 11.38 billion $US, accounting for 60% of total value. The percentage of the clothing exported value in the USA was nearly a quarter, with 4.53 billion $US. Canada and other destinations accounted for 5% and 8%, respectively. The two remaining countries were Japan and Turkey had modest figures with 2% and 1%, respectively.