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The image displays a line graph indicating the percentages of Australian exports to Japan, US, China, and India from 1990 to 2012. In 1990, Japan accounted for approximately 26%, the US around 11%, China about 2%, and India roughly 1%. By 1995, Japan fell to about 25%, the US rose to nearly 15%, China slightly increased to nearly 3%, and India remained close to 1%. In 2000, Japan was at approximately 24%, the US at approximately 11%, China surpassed India slightly, nearing 5%, and India around 2%. In 2005, Japan's share was roughly 20%, the US hovered around 9%, China exceeded 10%, and India remained near 2%. By 2010, Japan was at around 19%, the US at about 7%, China experiencing a considerable rise to almost 21%, and India staying around 2%. Finally, in 2012, Japan was approximately 18%, the US was slightly below 7%, China peaked at nearly 26%, and India lingered at roughly 3%.
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The line graph illustrates the proportion of Australian export to four distinct nations between 1990 and 2012.
Overall, the percentages of export to China and India steadily increased throughout majority years, while Japan decreased. Despite this, the rate of Australian export to the United States experienced fluctuation.
Focusing on the data presented, australian export with Japan accounted for the largest share in 1990 at roughly 27%. However, this figure dramatically dropped to 20% in 1995 and continued to decreased to roughly 18% in 2012. Despite this, the percentage of australian export with the United States fluctuated in the early years. Furthermore, in 2000, this figure stood over 10% and steadily fell to approximately 7% in 2012.
On the other hand, the export to India and China in 1990 contributed small proportion, making up roughly 1% and 2% respectively. Moreover, the percentage of products exported to China significantly rose into 30% in 2012, while products exported to India stadily increased to only 5%.
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