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The image shows a line graph detailing Australian export percentages to four countries from 1990 to 2012: Japan starts at 26% in 1990, slightly declines to around 25% by 1995, then sees a gradual decrease to approximately 19% by 2012; US exports begin at roughly 11%, rise to a peak close to 12.5% in 2001, and then decline to 7% by 2012; China begins at 2% in 1990 and experiences a sharp increase, overtaking both Japan and US to reach around 27% in 2012; India starts at 0% in 1990, slightly rises to 1% in 2000, sees marginal increases, and levels off to 5% by 2012.
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The line graph illustrates the ratio of Australian exports with Japan, the US, China and India from years 1990 to 2012. Units are given in percentage.
Overall, Australia’s export with China increased over the years. Meanwhile Japan, the US, and India’s export face various ups and downs in the time period.
In terms of China and India, export of Australia with China has increased from approximately 3% in 1990 and reach at the highest point of more than 25% in 2012. While, Export with India also start from about 3% and remain constant till 2000 and, then it starts increasing and reach to 7% in 2010 and then slightly goes down to 5% in 2012.
In terms of Japan and the US, Japan only falls and reach to more than point of 15%. The US, goes through ups and downs in export with Australia and in 2012 its ratio becomes more than 5%.
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