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The image features two line graphs labeled "Thailand" (top) and "Vietnam" (bottom), sharing an x-axis showing months from January to December and a common legend for years 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015. For Thailand, the y-axis ranges from 300 to 600 in increments of 50. Data points for 2012 are approximately: Jan 510, Feb 510, Mar 510, Apr 450, May 440, Jun 470, Jul 540, Aug 535, Sep 530, Oct 550, Nov 550, Dec 550; for 2013: Jan 550, Feb 540, Mar 520, Apr 515, May 515, Jun 510, Jul 500, Aug 480, Sep 475, Oct 460, Nov 430, Dec 400; for 2014: Jan 450, Feb 445, Mar 400, Apr 450, May 450, Jun 445, Jul 430, Aug 460, Sep 450, Oct 450, Nov 470, Dec 480; and for 2015: Jan 410, Feb 430, Mar 450, Apr 450, May 455, Jun 460, Jul 430, Aug 470, Sep 460, Oct 460, Nov 480, Dec 490. For Vietnam, the y-axis ranges from 250 to 450 in increments of 50. Data points for 2012 are approximately: Jan 400, Feb 400, Mar 400, Apr 370, May 365, Jun 370, Jul 390, Aug 410, Sep 410, Oct 380, Nov 385, Dec 400; for 2013: Jan 370, Feb 370, Mar 368, Apr 365, May 363, Jun 360, Jul 340, Aug 342, Sep 342, Oct 345, Nov 345, Dec 350; for 2014: Jan 330, Feb 332, Mar 335, Apr 335, May 330, Jun 330, Jul 330, Aug 330, Sep 330, Oct 328, Nov 325, Dec 320; and for 2015: Jan 300, Feb 300, Mar 300, Apr 330, May 340, Jun 370, Jul 370, Aug 372, Sep 375, Oct 350, Nov 330, Dec 320.
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The line chart given compares given the monthly price of exported rice in Thailand and Vietnam based on how much from 2012 to 2015.
Looking at the illustration, it is immediately evident that Thailand recorded the highest figure throughout the period, whereas the opposite was true for Vietnam. Additionally, most subjects surveyed showed some fluctuations over the period.
In 2012, the amount of Thailand dominated the chart at approximately 510 million dollars per ton, which was roughly 110 higher than that of Vietnam. Vietnam ranked second at 400 million dollars per ton, compared with Thailand in first place. In a special year, 2012 had reached a peak of nearly 550 million dollars per ton for Thailand and 410 for Vietnam, before Thailand had overtaken Vietnam to be the most expensive source out of all years.
In 2015, despite some fluctuations, Thailand experienced an substantial decrease after some fluctuations, but continued to register the biggest figure in the chart. Thailand still boasted the largest proportion of export prices, finishing the year at nearly 490 million dollars per ton. The figure for Vietnam declined slightly in substantial amounts to stand at 320 million dollars per ton in December 2015; meanwhile, 2013 and 2014 consecutively reached lower points throughout the rest of the period.
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