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The image depicts a line graph titled "Australian export, 1990-2012", with x-axis from 1990 to 2012 and y-axis from 0% to 30% in increments of 5%. Four countries represented by lines with distinct symbols at data points: Japan (x), US (square), China (circle), India (triangle). Japan's export percentage decreased over time: 1990-28%, 1995-25%, 2000-22%, 2005-20%, 2010-19%, 2012-15%. US saw fluctuations: 1990-10%, 1995-11%, 2000-14%, 2005-9%, 2010-8%, 2012-9%. China's percentage increased significantly: 1990-4%, 1995-6%, 2000-8%, 2005-15%, 2010-27%, 2012-30%. India's export percentage remained relatively low but slightly increased: 1990-4%, 1995-3%, 2000-4%, 2005-5%, 2010-6%, 2012-6%.
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The line graph illustratres the proportion of Australian export in different nations -Japan, US, China and India – over a 22-year period.
Overall, the ratio of China exporting is highest in four countries. The figures for export to Japan and US downward trends, while the other experienced opposite.
Between 1990 to 2012, there was a dramatic increase more than thirdtyfold in the proportion of export to China. The percentage of India started at approximately 1%, followed by a enormous climb to 5%.
Turning to the other features, the percentages of export to Japan and US declined significantly to 9% and 6%, respectively.
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