The given table illustrates the values of numerous export products, such as equipment, telecommunity, clothing, manufacturing, and metals between 2009 and 2010.
It is clear that the figures for clothing and manufacturing witnessed decreases across the given period, whereas the other export products showed an upward trend over the years. From 2009 to 2010, they witnessed a considerable overall change.
The share of equipment recorded 10.3 billion in the first year, which is followed by telecommunity and clothing were 7.9 and 6 billion, respectively. In addition, the initial year experienced the figure for manufacturing, which stood at 5.5 billion and metals accounted for 2.3 billion.
By 2010, equipment rose slightly to 11.6 billion. However, it was outstripped by telecommunity, which represented 61% and went up significantly to 12.7 billion and became the dominant export product. Meanwhile, it was notable that metals showed the most considerable change in the given list, which stood at 122% and increased moderately to 5.1 billion. In contrast, the figures for clothing and manufacturing decreased marginally were 5 and 4 billion in the end, respectively. These figures made up -17% and -27% changes in that order.