Provided table demonstrates the top 5 USA exports (electric vehicles, gold, jets, medications, and petroleum) in 2021, their costs, and the yearly percentage change during 2020. The bar chart illustrates the percentages of the exports of the USA sold to the UK in the period between 2010 and 2020.
Overall, four out of five export amounts dropped in 2020, except for medications, which was positive. A general trend of exports within ten years is a stable decrease. The slightest drop is notable in the last period.
As can be seen, electric vehicles had the largest annual percentage drop in 2020, which is -40%, and were valued at 28 billion dollars. Another rapid decrease was in petroleum exports of -32%; their value was 17 billion dollars, and they were given 5th rank. The only production to increase (by 1.5%) in annual percentage change was medication, which is ranked fourth and had a value of 19.1 billion dollars. From 2010 to 2012 and between 2016 and 2018, the most rapid deployments of the goods occurred over the period provided, while the least decrease is notable within the 2018–2020 period.
Gold and jets got second and third ranking, respectively, with a slight segregation of total worths of 0.4 billion dollars. Their annual percentage change, though, differs by 15%. The most stable decrease in exports sent to the UK was between 2012 and 2016.