The supplied chart denotes the number of rubber ducks which were exported between 2013 and 2017.
Overall, there was a rise in the number of exported rubber ducks in the EU, while the exports of rubber ducks in the USA slumped. However, the statistics for rubber ducks, which were exported by the UK, inclined dramatically.
Initially, in 2013, the EU’s number of exported rubber ducks led the data with almost 30000 units, which is higher than the exports of rubber ducks by the USA 3 times. While the statistics for rubber ducks, which the UK exported, stood at exactly 20000 units. During the following four-year period, the number of exported rubber ducks by the EU hit its bottom with a marginal fall of approximately 22000 units in 2015 before reaching its highest point at exactly 40000 units at the end of the period. In addition, the rubber ducks exported by the UK grew dramatically until it reached its peak at nearly 40000 units in 2017, doubling its original number and closely following the EU’s rubber ducks data.
In contrast to the other areas, there was a gradual climb in the number of rubber ducks exported by the USA, reaching its peak of approximately 15000 units in 2014. Throughout the three years, it almost remained stable before dropping rapidly to approximately 3000 units, bottoming at its lowest point at the end of the period.