The pie graphs illustrate the proportion of exportation from Argentina, Chile, and Mexico to some regions in 2004.
Overall, Mexico traded most to the USA, while in Chile, the other Latin American accounted for the highest rate. In addition, the unnamed regions were Argentina’s largest export market.
Regarding Mexico’s destinations of trade, the USA comprised the primary rate at 67%, which is five times the sum of the remaining. This was followed by comparable proportions of Europe and the unnamed regions at 6% and 5%, respectively. Furthermore, there were just 2% of the total export to other Latin American countries.
Concerning favorite places of export of Argentina and Chile, in Argentina, the unnamed regions constituted the highest share at nearly half of the total, whereas in Chile, it just ranked third at 21%. Moreover, in Argentina, other Latin American nations represented 31%, followed by Europe at 18%. Additionally, 36% of Chile’s export was to other Latin American countries, which is the largest proportion, and 24% of the total to Europe. Finally, Argentina and Chile both traded least to the USA, at 10% and 19%, respectively.
