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The image depicts pie charts and a table that illustrate the total value and sources of fish imported to the United States between 1988 and 2000. The table shows the total value in billions of dollars, with 1988 having 6.57, 1992 having 8.52, and 2000 having 10.72. The pie charts show the sources of fish imported to the US, with China, Canada, and others as the categories. In 1988, China had 13%, Canada had 27%, and others had 60%. In 1992, China had 20%, Canada had 34%, and others had 46%. In 2000, China had 30%, Canada had 28%, and others had 42%.
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The given pie charts and table illustrate data and information about imported fish to the US from China, Canada and other countries from 1988 to 2000.
Overall, Canada was the main shareholder of the imported fish to US, with down moved shares line in next years that lost its position to other countries.
Going in detail, total value of imported fish was going up each given year from 6.57 billion of dollars in 1988 to 10.72 billion of dollars in 2000. Even though that Canada was the leader in this trade in 1988 with 60% of market share, in 2000 it lost more than half of the share. In vice versa other countries significantly increased their shares from 27% in 1988 to 46% in 1992, and almost remained its value in 2000. The only partner country in this trade, China had a positive change each next period that starts from 1988 to 2000. (13% and 30% respectively).
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