The graph illustrates a manufacturing development in Mexico, China and the US between 2015 and 2030.
Looking first at Mexico, there was a drastic increase in manufacturing from a little less than 9 million to around 15 million in 2020. Following that, it similarly experienced a plummet to a little over 8 million by 2025. The manufacturing is predicted to rise to roughly 13 million by 2030.
In contrast to Mexico, China remained steady at around 7 million until 2020, right after which it decreased slightly to just under 6 million. China is expected to face an increase in manufacturing by 2030.
Finally, for the US, there was a slight drop from approximately 4 million to around 2,5 million in 2020, which then changed to a little rise by 2025. It is anticipated to remain steady at the point of roughly 3,8 million until 2030.
In conclusion, the graph shows that Mexico has the most significant development in manufacturing, while the US is the last one among other countries.
