The line chart reveals the number of clothes exported from Bangladesh from 1998 to 2012, while the pie chart represents the country’s destinations and the value of exported apparel in 2012.
Overall, it is apparently seen that the value of clothing has an upward trend and reached a peak in the last period; meanwhile, in the destination country European Union has the highest amount and Turkey on the contrary.
Looking at the line graph in detail, in 1998, the amount of exports just came up with a small number, approximately 2%. Afterwards, it increased gradually from 1992 to 2004, standing at just over 5%. Then, it was a significant climb in the last two periods and reached a high at a fifth.
Moreover, in 2012 European Union dominated the percentages at 60% with a value of 11,38 billion USD. After that, followed by the USA, which stood at just under a quarter (value of 4,53 billion USD). Next, other countries came in third place at well below 10% with a value of 1,55 billion USD. Finally, the last three countries (Canada, Japan, and Turkey) had percentages of 8% combined (a value of 1,63 billion USD).