The table provides data about export values of five distinct products and their total rate from 2009 to 2010, measured in $HK billion.
Overall, one striking feature is that the export value of equipment, which was was higher than those of its counterparts,while the reverse was true for metals in both years. However, in terms of percentage of changes the highest belonged to metals with the highest rate.
In 2009, the equipment had the higher numbers making up $10.3billion and it had reached $11.6 billion by 2010 with 13% changes. Ranked second the figure for telecommunity showed significant growth from 7.9 to $12 billion with considerable 61% changes. However, clothing had lower numbers with only $6 billion and it underwent a downward trend to $5 billion and also -17% changes.
Regarding to export values of manufacturing saw a decline from 5.5 to $4 billion. Notably, initially metal made up minority of the total with only 2.3 but it reached to $5.1 billion and 122% changes,which was a dominant figure among other categories. Eventually, the overall rate of them was $ 32billion in 2009 and it peaked at38.4 after a year and change accounted for 20%.