The line graph demonstrates the average proportion of Australian exports in four countries between 1990 and 2012.
Overall, it is evident that a significant upward trend can be observed in China in the beginning period and China saw a considerable increase in the final period. In contrast, both the USA and India remained constant throughout the period with some fluctuations.
At first, similar proportions were seen in both China and India consisted of 1% and 3 % of Australia’s exports in 1990. In the final period, these categories increased steadily and remained at the lowest proportions. On the other hand, Chinese economy witnessed a dramatic surge with Indian economy in 1990, however China began to increase significantly and reached a peak at 30% of Australia’s exports in 2012. According to the line graph, US people outlines the positive percentages of Australia’s exports compared to both China and India constituting of approximately 12% in the beginning period and in 2012 this category depicts marginal difference from India’s economy. Finally, the Japan accounted for the majority proportions of Australia’s exports to 27% in 1990 and Japanese economy observed a significant decrease with only 18% of Australia’s exports.