The given line graph provides information on the Australian exportable proportion with four nations namely Japan, the US, China and India from 1990 to 2012. Overall, it can be seen that the figures for the two India and China importation from Australia witnessed an upward trend, specifically China, while the opposite was true for the remaining countries.
In the first year of the period, Australia exported just a small minority to India and China. After 10 years, the amount of India’s remained stable, but in China, it had a tendency to increase minimally to 5%. Strikingly, the year 2012 saw a surge in the percentage of China, more than 5 times higher than the year 2000, took the first rank. Similarly, after fluctuating, the Indian figure ended up at 5%.
Regarding the data on Japan and the US, in 1990, more than 25% and 10% of Australia exporting to these countries, respectively. Then, these figures have fluctuated throughout the entire period, with Japan declining to around 18% and the US increasing just by 1% in the year 2000 before continued decreasing to over 15% and roughly 7% in the final year, in that order.