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The image shows a line graph representing the clothing exports of Colombia, Japan, and Myanmar between 1999-2003. In 1999, Colombia had just under 200 million GBP, Japan had around 400 million GBP, and Myanmar had about 100 million GBP in exports. By 2000, Colombia's exports slightly increased to over 200 million GBP, Japan saw a small decrease to just under 400 million GBP, while Myanmar had significant growth to over 500 million GBP. In 2001, Colombia remained constant, Japan decreased further to around 300 million GBP, and Myanmar reached its peak at over 900 million GBP. However, in 2002, Colombia's exports declined to around 150 million GBP, Japan remained steady, and Myanmar faced a sharp decrease to under 700 million GBP. In 2003, all three countries saw a decline in clothing exports, with Colombia at around 50 million GBP, Japan just over 200 million GBP, and Myanmar just under 600 million GBP.
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The line graph depicts the clothing export patterns of Colombia, Japan, and Myanmar from 1990 to 2013, measured in millions of dollars.
Overall, Myanmar experienced a remarkable surge in exports until 2011, achieving the highest figure among the three nations before witnessing a steep downturn. In contrast, Colombia exhibited consistent growth, whereas Japan saw an initial fluctuation followed by a gradual decline.
Myanmar’s exports began at negligible levels in 1990 but expanded exponentially, exceeding $800 million by 2011. After peaking at approximately $950 million, shipments collapsed dramatically in 2012, falling to nearly $200 million, before showing a modest recovery the following year.
Colombia’s export sector, starting at around $450 million, followed an upward trajectory, reaching a peak of $700 million in 2012, before experiencing a minor setback in 2013. Meanwhile, Japan’s figures fluctuated between $500 million and $600 million until 2000, after which they progressively declined, dipping below the half-billion mark by the end of the period.
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