The line graph illustrates the percentage of goods and services exported as part of GDP in three countries consisting of China, India, and Brazil from 1994 to 2010.
Overall, China experienced the highest growth in export percentages, while Brazil showed the lowest between three of them. While India’s export percentages also increased gradually as time passes.
In 1994, China’s exports accounted for around 18% of GDP, slightly higher than India accounted around 9% of the GDP significantly more higher than Brazil around 7%. China’s percentages remianed stable until 2001, beyond 2001 they rose sharply and reach its peak at 2006 near 39%.
On the other hand, India’s exports percentages started increasing from 10% in 1994 to around 21% in 2010, with only some minor decrease. In contrast, Brazil’s export percentages grew from the bottom and started to increase slowly and reached its peak in 2004 around 16%, then its graph start to declined smoothly to around11% at the end of the 2010.
