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The image presents a line graph illustrating the percentage of Australian exports to Japan, US, China, and India from 1990 to 2012, with specific data points as follows: Japan starts at approximately 26% in 1990 and gradually decreases to around 18% by 2012; the US starts near 11% in 1990, slightly fluctuates, and ends at roughly 7% in 2012; China's exports commence just below 2% in 1990, see a distinct rise mid-period around 2000, and sharply increase to almost 30% by 2012; India's exports begin just at the 0% mark in 1990, maintain minor fluctuation and conclude slightly above 5% in 2012.
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The bar chart illustrates how much exports value of Australian has changed to 4 markets between 1990 and 2012.
Overall, there was an upward trend found in China and India, whereas the opposite patterns appeared in the US and Japan. It is also worth noting that Japan lost its top 1 positon to China over the period.
In 1990, the most significant percentage was Japan recorded in over 25%, follow by US, whose figure was considerably lower, standing at 10%. Meanwhile under 5% on average were from the other, namely China and India.
In 2012, while China topped the chart ( a nearly 30%), the Japan showed a noticeably smaller figure of under 20%, and the other markets (the US and India) had a modest rate, with under 10% on each.
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