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The image presents a line graph depicting the percentage of Australian exports to Japan, US, China, and India from 1990 to 2012, starting in 1990 with Japan at approximately 26%, US at 11%, China at 2%, and India at 1%; in 1995, Japan is about 27%, US roughly 12%, China close to 3%, and India around 2%; in 2000, Japan decreases to 24%, US slightly drops to 10%, China rises to 5%, and India increases to 3%; in 2005, Japan falls to around 19%, US declines to near 9%, China climbs to 10%, and India remains approximately 4%; in 2010, Japan registers above 17%, US stabilizes around 8%, China skyrockets to 22%, and India is 7%; by 2012, Japan remains near 16%, US stays steady at 7%, China peaks at about 29%, and India slightly descends to 5%.
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The graph illustrates the number of Australian overseas sales to different countries (Japan, US, China, India) from 1990 to 2012.
Overall, it is clearly seen that in the end of the years the highest point is China, which experienced an increase in imports.
In 1990, it is obviously that two countries to China and to India had approximately 3-4% of exports but exports to China in the entire year it rose significantly and reached the peak of graph (28%). However in India the percentage of trade goods rose slightly and reached 5% , which is the lowest point in the illustration.
In the US an Japan the figures demonstrate that start was from the highest percentage (12% and 25%). But for the whole period in the UA it a little bit fluctuated and reached 6%. Also, in 2012, in Japan the number of international sales stopped in 17%.
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