The given graph compares information about the total exports of clothing in 4 countries from 2000 to 2014.
Overall, significant changes occurred during this period. While, in the USA and European Union exporting clothes reduced rapidly, China saw a sharp growth. Meanwhile, Asian regions, adapted from China, showed a reduction, before a slight rise.
In 2000, the highest percentage of exporting was in the European Union, around 32%; but this figure reduced gradually to 17% by 2014. Similarly, in the USA the total exports was almost 12%, by decreasing it was 5% in 2014.
In contrast, China saw a different trend. In 2000, China exported only 10%; however by increasing rapidly this figure reached 30% by 2008. After that, it rose quite a slight to 35% in 2014, making it the highest for this year. Meanwhile, the export in Asia started from 20% in 2000; then it dropped to 14% by 2008. Since 2008, Asia started growing exporting clothing, and by 2014 it was around 17%.