The line graph illustrates the data on the monetary worth of apparel exported from Bangladesh, twenty-four years apart, starting from 1988, whereas the pie chart compares the economic value and destination of exported clothing in 2012.
Overall, the valuation of exported clothes went through a dramatic rise, albeit after an initial steady growth. While the largest share of clothes was imported by the European Union, Turkey accounted for the smallest number in figures.
Starting with the value of exported clothing, initially it stood at about 2.5 billion $. However, this amount increased gradually, reaching a high of 5 billion in 2004. After that, this price underwent a remarkable escalation, skyrocketing to 20billion $ by the final year.
Turning to this distribution, the European Union constituted the majority of the chart, making up 60%, at an approximate 12 billion $. This was distantly followed by the USA, which represented more than one in a fifth, at 4.5billion $. Meanwhile, Canada and Japan recorded comparatively moderate figures, having 5% and 1%, at 0.8 billion $ and 0.4billion $, respectively. By contrast, Turkey contributed the smallest statistics in question, amounting to 0.36 billion $, by a mere percentage.