A glance at the graph provided reveals some striking dissimilarities between Japanese, American, Chinese and Indian indicators during the period from 1990 to 2012. It is evident that China was placed almost at the lowest during the 1990s, but then met considerable surge and eventually has peaked to the top of the graph in comparison with the other countries.
Indian indicators had strong similarities with Chinese ones until 2000. After the start of the new century, India had a period of stability with a surge to 5, while China met the highs and increased their indicators from approximately 3 to 28 throughout the pointed period.
There are some similarities between Japanese and American trends during the period from 1990 to 1995, however, Japan was placed at the top from the start of the graph which is 26 and then declined to 20, meanwhile the US goes from 11 to 8 at the same time stamp. After 1995, Japan kept a plateau till the end of the period, but the US met the fluctuations throughout the 1995-2012.
