The given line graph illustrates the value of exported clothes from Bangladesh between 1988 and 2012, while the pie chart demonstrates the destination and values of exported clothing in the year 2012.
Overall, it can be observed that the value of clothes export in Bangladesh experienced an upward trend, especially between 2004 and 2012. From the pie chart, we can notice that European Union is the main client of exported clothing from Bangladesh, whereas the figure for Japan was the lowest.
In detail, the value of exported clothing in Bangladesh raised modestly approximately from $US 2 billion to $US 5 billion between the period 1988 and 2004. After the year 2004, the value saw a significant increase from $US 5 billion to $US 20 billion by the end of the timeframe.
According to the pie chart, European Union contributed to Bangladesh’s economy with $US 11.38 billion which made up the largest share at 60%, while Japan stood at only 1% with $US 0.4 billion. The figures for Canada and Turkey relatively were similar by accountig for $US 0.84 billion and $US 0.36 billion, respectively. Lastly, the USA attributed to 24% of the contribution with $US 4.53 billion.
