The line graph illustrates information about the percentage of selling Australian products with four other countries.
Overall, the percentage of Australian export with China is rising constantly while it is plummeting steeply with Japan. On the other hand, the trend with United States of America (USA) is fluctuating.
In 1990, the number of Australian product sold in China started at under five percent. Twenty years later, it jumped from just five percent to around 28 percent. After that, it reached the highest point at 30 percent, and China became the most significant country for Australia export market.
The trend in China is different from Japan because at the very first period of time, the level of Australian supply product to Japan rose at the highest percentage of above 25 percent. In 1995, then, it fell tremendously at 20 percent. After that, the trend declined sligthly; then it remained the same onward.
In contrast, the percentage of prduct that Australia sold in USA is fluctuating in the whole period of time. Despite the fluctuation, it reached the peak at about 11 percent in 2000.