This report derives from a line graph which enumerates Australian exports to Japan, Us, China and India spanning almost a decade.
At the first glance, it is clear that all exports changed erratically and they tracked in different ways during the 12 years process.
Between the periods 1990 and 2000 Japan had the biggest proportion of exports and located a percentage between 20 and 30 by 2000 it was located just below the . US was unchanged during 10 years and it was nearly . China and India were similar at the beginning but in the period by 2000 India stayed at the same point which little more than %0 but China demonstrated a fractional increase and hit roughly %5 in 2000s.
Having looked at the years from 2005 to 2012 it is remarkable that China skyrocketed and culminated at approximately . Japan was not unchanged for that 7 years period and it was just under the . India raised until 2010 and a certain contrast was seen that year between India and US. Then dropped again by 2012. US showed a slide until 2010 just opposite to India then it went up again until 2012 by hitting about %5 percent.