The graph delineates the proportion of people from Australia exports to four countries between 1990 to 2012.
Overall, the proportion of Australian exports to Japan and India decreased, while the opposite was true for the figures for China and US.
IN 1990, the percentage of Australia exported to Japan was approximately 27% compare to the figure for the US only about 11%. After five years, the proportion of Australian exported to Japan witnessed a 7% drop to reach 20%, although the figure for US stay unchanged. By 2012, the ration of Australian exported to Japan slightly dipped to 16%, despite the percentage of Australian exported to US had had a small rise after seventeen years.
Contrary to Japan and US, the percentage of Australian exported to China and India both start around 2% to 3% in 1990. Until 2000, the ratio of Australian exported to India stabilize at 2%, but the proportion of Australian exported to Chian had a small growth to 5%. At the end of the period, the ration of Australian exported to India decline to 4% compared to the dât for China that reach the peak at 2%.