The line graph illustrates the value of clothing exported from Bangladesh from 1988 to 2012, while the pie chart depicts the proportions and value of clothing exports by 2012.
Overall, the value of clothing exports from Bangladesh experienced fluctuations over the 14-year period and generally increased. By 2012, the European Union emerged as the largest market for Bangladeshi clothing, whereas Turkey represented the smallest importer.
Examining the line graph in detail, the price of clothing began at below $1 in 1988. Although it experienced gradual fluctuations over the years, it ultimately exhibited a significant increase, reaching a peak of $20 in 2012, which reflects the enhancement in quality and branding.
Regarding the proportions and value of exported clothing in 2012, the European Union proved to be the most lucrative market for Bangladesh, generating $11.38 billion, which accounted for 60% of total profits. The USA followed as the second-largest market, contributing $4.53 billion, or 24%. Canada provided $0.87 billion, constituting 5%, while unreported regions contributed a total of $1.55 billion, or 8%. Turkey and Japan showed minimal imports of Bangladeshi clothing, with values of $0.36 billion (1%) and $0.4 billion (2%), respectively.