The graph gives information about the Gross Domestic Product of four distinct countries measured in billions of US dollar over a five-year period between 2010 and 2015.
Overall, it is clear that all countries saw gradual increase over their period in question, except Malaysia whose figures suddenly started decreasing just before the period ended. It is also noticeable that Nepal experienced stable trend in the rate of GDP.
Looking at the details, in the first years, Malaysia used to have the highest GDP, starting from around $260 billion. Over the years, it continued dominating, despite a minor decline from $350 billion to exactly $300 billion in 2014. In terms of Bangladesh, with a steady upward trend, it increased its GDPs by almost $100 billion from $290 billion. Similarly, Pakistan also experienced increase in its figures within a five-years. To be more precise, it had recorded just over $100 billion GDP in 2010, and eventually became $200 billion.
However, Nepal experienced a bit different trend with showing the least GDP throughout the years. Starting from around $10 billion, it figures remained unchanged.