The table compares the number of cars manufactured in 4 different countries, namely Argentina, Australia, Thailand, Denmark in years 2013, 2016 and 2019.
Overall, Thailand was by far the largest car producer throughout the period, despite a delice in production between 2016 and 2019. Backwards, Argentina experienced growth, while Australia saw a steady decrease. Denmark remained the smallest produce, with relatively littile overall change.
Thailan produced 742,062 cars in 2013, making it the leading manufacturer among the four countries. Its outpus the rose dramatically to 1,194,426 in 2016, before falling to 999,378 in 2019. Despite this decline, Thailand still produced almost twice as many cars as Argentina in the final year. Argentina, meanwhile, experienced a substantial and continuois increase in production. Starting at just 161,176 vehivles in 2013, its output more than doubled to 432,120 in 2016 and then climbed further to 512,924 in 2019
By contrast, Australia’s car production declined steadily over the period. The figure fell from 413,261 in 2013 to 330,906, in 2016, befor dropping futher to 227,283 in 2019, This represented a reduction of almost half compared with its intial level. Denmark recorded considerably lower figures than the other three countries. Its production decreased slightly from 12,007 cars in 2013 to 10,532 in 2016, but recoverd to 12,496 in 2019, ending the period at a level slightly higher than that recorded in 2013
