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The image presents a line graph and a pie chart depicting clothing exports. The line graph indicates clothing export values in billion US dollars from Bangladesh between 1988 and 2012, specifically showing points at: 1988 around $0.5 billion, 1992 just above $1 billion, 1996 approximately $1.5 billion, 2000 roughly $3 billion, 2004 slightly over $4 billion, 2008 about $6 billion, and 2012 at $19.5 billion. The pie chart shows export values in 2012, breaking down into percentages and values: European Union 60% at $11.38 billion, USA 24% at $4.53 billion, Canada 5% at $0.87 billion, Japan 3% at $0.4 billion, and Turkey 2% at $0.36 billion.
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The graph illustrates the value of clothing exported from Bangladesh to other countries over a fourteen-year period between 1998 and 2012.
Overall, we can see that value of exported clothes is rising between years and achieved their maximum point in 2012. European Union had more imports while other countries didn’t import even 40 percentages.
In fact, Europe Union spent $US 11.38 billion in favour of Bangladesh’s economy, when USA have spent over $US 4.53 billion. In contrast Canada paid $US 0.87 billion while Japan and Turkey allocated $US 0.4 billion for clothes.
In conclusion, the European Union dominated clothing imports in period of 1988-2012 while the other four countries had relatively similar but lower import values. it’s shows how much European Union is important to other industrial countries.
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