The pie charts illustrate the proportion of goods that has been exported from different destinations consisting of India, China and Japan in 2005.
Overall, it is noticeable that India and Japan have been transporting goods in the greatest proportion to other Latin America. Conversely, China’s most product recipient was the USA .
Focusing on India and Japan, where their products were well-distributed among the countries, with India’s goods transporting to Latin America, Europe, USA and others with the figure being thirty eight percent, twenty six percent, sixteen percent and twenty percent, respectively. Furthermore, the majority of the goods manufactured in Japan were sent to other Latin America with thirty one percent, while approximately one fifth of the goods’ proportion were for other countries.
In contrast, China had greatly supplied their products to the USA, which holds eighty two percent of the overall exported goods. While other regions had received an equal amount of products of six percent.