The line graph illustrates the proportion of exports to four kind of countries which were exported from australia between 1990 and 2012. Overall, exported products to China and India increased over the period given, while for Japan and US countries, it rose.
At the start of the period, Japan is the most popular country with purchasing products but, by the end, China was most popular. Despite there was an increase India showed the opposite figure over the period. With regards to the percentage of exports to Japan, it begun at around 25%, and then peaked at 26% in 1991 before falling dramatically to about 16 % in the middle of the period. However remaining years, it showed a merely increase to about 18%. Likewise, approximately 12 % of products exported to US in the first year, after which the figure fluctuated almost slightly and dropped to a low of 5% in 2012.
With stark contrast, percentage of exports to China only started with 3% in 1990. Over the period it rose considerably to about 27% and it was the most popular country in this graph. Similarly, India started its figure with just about 1% and peaked at 7% in 2010. However, last 2 years it showed a small decline with about 5%.
