Information is presented by two kinds of charts. The line chart illustrates the export values of clothing from Bangladesh over a 24-year period, starting/commencing from 1988. While the export destinations and value of clothing exports in 2012 are demonstrated by the pie chart.
Overall, clothing export value experienced a substantial growth over the period in question, particularly in the latter half of the examined period. It is also important to note that the European Union emerged as the predominant destination for these goods.
The line graph reveals a remarkable upward trajectory in the value of clothing exports from Bangladesh, from about 2 billion dollars in 1988 and maintained that trend until 2004 when export values reached 5 billion . The most substantial growth occured from 2004 to 2012 when export values of clothing in this country soared, peaking at 20 billion dollars, an increase of approximately 400% over 8 years..
Focusing on the pie chart, the European Union was the largest importer of Bangladeshi clothing with 60% (worth 11.38 billion dollars) ,more than double that of the USA, purchasing almost a quarter (24%), equivalent to -4.53 billion).However, three remaining countries had insignificant shares with 5%-0,87 million for Canada, 2% -0,4 million for Japan and 1%-0,36 million for Turkey while other countries imported 8% for the export values .
