The pie and the table charts illustrate the total amount of money value and the fish imported to the US from China, Canada,and the rest of the world from 1998 to 2000.
Overall, it is clear from the table chart that the total amount of wages experienced an increase in the given period, and the pie chart shows that the fish imported from China and Canada witnessed a decrease, while other countries export rates rose with a fluctuation.
According to the table, the total number of billions of dollars stood at 6.57 in 1988, as compared to 8.52 billions four years later. Similarly, this amount went up gradually throughout the last four-year period,which accounted for 10.72 billion dollars.
Secondly,according to the pie chart, the Canadians imported the most fish as opposed to the Chinese in 1988 (60% and 27%, respectively), while the import rate of other nations was half of the Chinese rate. However, this figure increased for China and the rest of the world, which were 20% and 46%, respectively, whereas the Canadian import rate went down sharply in 1998. In contrast, the import rates of other nations fell slightly; similarly,the Canadian import rate dropped while the Chinese rate increased by half of their previous percentage.