The table and the pie chart depict some information about the price and the original country of fish imported to the United States in 1988, 1992, and 2000.
Overall, the highest expenses to buy fish from abroad happened in 2000 and it was imported from several countries other than China and Canada, while the lowest expenses happened in 1988.
According to pie charts, in 1988, 60% of the imported fish were from Canada, and 27% were from other countries. Although 4 years later, only 34% of fish were imported from Canada while 46% of imported fish came from other countries. The percentage of fish purchased from China increased gradually from 13% in 1988, 20% in 1992, and 30% in 2000.
The lowest expense that the US had to spend for importing fish was in 1988 and it was only 6.57 billion dollars. However, in 1992 and 2000, the amount of expense the US had to pay increased gradually to 8.52 billion dollars and 10.72 billion dollars.