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The image depicts four pie charts: EU exports of goods to India in 2000 and 2011, and EU exports of goods to China in 2000 and 2011. In 2000, EU exports to India show Germany at 25%, the United Kingdom 23%, Belgium 8%, Italy 8%, Netherlands 7%, Sweden 6%, France 8%, Spain 4%, Austria 3%, and Other 8%. In 2011, exports to India included Germany 31%, the United Kingdom 15%, Belgium 11%, Italy 11%, Netherlands 7%, Sweden 4%, France 9%, Spain 5%, Austria 2%, and Other 5%. In 2000, exports to China were Germany 26%, the United Kingdom 20%, Belgium 7%, Italy 8%, Netherlands 17%, Sweden 3%, France 8%, Spain 4%, Austria 2%, and Other 5%. By 2011, exports to China included Germany 36%, the United Kingdom 15%, Belgium 4%, Italy 9%, Netherlands 11%, Sweden 2%, France 10%, Spain 5%, Austria 1%, and Other 7%.
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The pie charts present information about exports from different EU countries to India and China in 2000 to 2011. Overall, in 2000 United Kingdom had highest proportion to exports of goods in India. Meanwhile, Germany recorded the most popular exports in China. The lowest percentage was to Australia, Finland and Spain in both years.
In 2000 the UK largest proportion to exports of goods to India accounted for 29%, the second rank stood Belgium at 25% and Germany at 15%. In addition, in 2011 the UK had dropped sharply to 13%, while Germany exports increased to 25%. The Belgium exports of goods wend down to 20%.
Exports of goods to China, Germany was the dominate exporter in both years, increasing from 38% to 48%. France, held the second largest share in 2000 at 13%, in 2011 percentage decline to 10%. Sweden and Finland also decrease from 8% to 3% and 6% to 2%.
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