The table illustrates a comparison of the amount of car production in 2003, 2006 and 2009, in three different nations.
Overall, Thailand had manufactured the most quantity of cars throughout the given period, while Australia was overtaken by Argentina in 2006 and became the least productive nation. Thailand always had at least around thirty thousand more than the other two.
On one hand, even though Thailand had never dropped down from the first place of manufacturing, the value did not rise constantly. For the first 3 years, the static had leaped from 735,852 to 1,162,356, but diminished by about 160 thousand in the next 3 years, while maintaining the position of the most manufactured country.
On the other hand, a positive exponential growth was found in Argentina’s production data, as it had shown a repetitive increment. Although Argentina being the nation with the least number at the start of the period, its value had exceeded Australia’s static, which was at the second place in production, the positions were reversed in 2006 and did not change until the period ended. During this period, Argentina’s number was approximately doubled while Australia’s value was halved.