The provided pie charts illustrate the percentage of products that were exported from three countries – India, China, and Japan – to different destinations in 2005.
Overall, India and Japan have a similar pattern, with the most goods exported to Latin America and the least to the USA. In contrast, China sends the most products to the United States and the least to Latin America.
According to the data, Latin America occupied the largest proportion at 36% of India’s exported products. This is followed by 26% to Europe, 20% to other countries and 16% to the US, respectively. Moreover, Japan sent goods to Latin America around 31%,while Europe accounted for 30%, compared with other countries and the USA, having similar figures for 21% and 18% sequentially, with the United States had the smallest percentages.
Conversely, China exported the largest products for 82% to the US, as opposed to Europe, Latin America and other countries , which accounted for 6%.These was the lowest proportion of products sent from China.
