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The image contains a line graph and a pie chart. The line graph tracks the value of clothing exported from Bangladesh from 1988 to 2012 in billion USD: 1988 at 0, 1990 just under 2, 1992 about 2, 1994 roughly 3, 1996 slightly above 4, 1998 around 5, 2000 close to 6, 2002 about 7, 2004 at nearly 8, 2006 at 8, 2008 approximately 10, 2010 nearly 15, and 2012 just under 25 billion USD. The pie chart provides a breakdown of the destinations and values of exported clothing in 2012: European Union $13.38 billion (60%), USA $3.48 billion (16%), Canada $0.97 billion (5%), Japan $0.86 billion (4%), Turkey $0.83 billion (3%), and other destinations $3.56 billion (16%).
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The grapghs illustrate the figure of clothing exported from Bangladesh from 1988 to 2012.
Overall, from the statistics, it can be inferred that by over time the exporting value rapidly raised. Additionally, European Union (EU) has a dominance value in the bar chart with more than half percent.
Looking at the grapgh, in 1988 the exporting in Banglagesh was less 5 percent, But, after the mid in 2002 exported value significantly increased by annual. Each 4 year exported clothes reached by 5%. However, the most noticable moment, when in 2012 export reached to apex poin in the line grapgh.
Furthermore, in 2012 the dominance countries which purchased clothes from Banglagesh were EU with 60 percent in the bar chart within 11.38 billions dollar. By contrast, country which the less percentage was Turkey with one out of then in the chart with around 0.36 billion, nearly Japan with 2 percent and 0.40 billion
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