The line graph demonstrates the export rate of rubber ducks in the EU, UK and USA in ages between 2013 and 2017. Units are measured in thousands.
Overall, the EU and UK witnessed a rise over the period given, whilst in the USA it decreased. At the start of the period the EU was at the top out of three, then, by the middle of the period, the UK overgrew it for a while, but, by the end, the most popular exporter was the EU.
To begin with, the amount of ducks exported in 2013 in the EU was about 30 units and decreased moderately to estimate 20 units, but then witnessed a sharp increase until the end of the period, ending up with 40 units and leadership. Likewise, the UK had 20 units at the beginning, but from 2014 witnessed a quick jump until 2017, almost reaching the EU on the 40 units point.
On the other hand, the USA started with 10 units in 2013, had a gradual climb to about 15 units in 2014 and remained stable for three years. But in 2017 it experienced a plunge and reached the bottom