The pie chart illustrates the exports between the US and Vietnam, measured in millions of dollars. The data is categorized into six different segments in each country, revealing a significant difference in their export profile. Overall, the US exports more to Vietnam than Vietnam does to US.
The US primarily exports Aircraft Parts, which values are 72 million. It is followed by the “Other” category worth 35 million. Machinery and Fertiliser have a value of 30,5 million and 16,5 million respectively. Cotton and Cars also account to 12 million and 6 million. Meanwhile, Vietnam’s primary export, Coffee, only consists of 23 million. It is followed by Fruit and Vegetables at 16 million. Seafood and Rice are worth 4,4 million and 4,3 million. While Garments and “Other” are both worth 2 million each.
In terms of export categories, the US mainly focuses on technology while Vietnam exports food and consumable goods. This may show the different advancement in both countries, the US already able to develop raw materials to various products while Vietnam relies more on agricultural sector and raw goods. Overall, the difference between the two countries help foster an economic bond that benefits both sides.