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The image displays a line graph with four lines representing the percentages of Australian exports to four unspecified countries from 1990 to 2012. Each line starts at different percentages in 1990, ranging approximately between 5% to 15%. Through the years, the percentages fluctuate: one line (dark blue) starts near 10% in 1990, modestly increases past 5%, and reaches around 15% in 2012; another line (green) starts just above 15% in 1990, decreases to below 10% by the mid-1990s, then slightly climbs back to around 10% by 2012; a third line (red) starting around 5% in 1990 ascends steeply after 2000, surpassing 30% by 2012; the fourth line (gold) begins near 15% in 1990, shows a stable pattern with slight growth, and ends around 20% by 2012. The x-axis marks the years at five-year intervals. The y-axis is scaled from 0 to 35% in increments of 5%.
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The provided line graph meticulously illustrates proportion of Australian exports to Japan, China, the US, and India from 1990 to 2012.
Overall, it is evident that Australian exports with Japan and US experienced a decrimental decrease over the period of 23-years. while, exports with China and India showed a substantial growth throughout the period.
Examining the intricacies of the data, commencing at approximately 25% in 1990, Australian exports with Japan witnessed a consistent decrease to a low of just above 15 percent by 2012. Similarly, the US began at around 10% in 1990 and, despite some fluctuations, decreased to roghly 5% by 2012. In stark contrast to the trends observed in the US and Japan imports from Australia, China commenced at about 3% in 1990 and steadily surged to a peak of approximately 27% by the end of the observed timeframe, surpassing all three contries. Subsequently, exports with India started at 3% in 1990 and displayed a notable increase, peaking at approximately 7% in 2010. After that, the figures plateaued to 5% by the culmination of 2012.
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