The table compares the values of five goods exported in 2009 and 2010.
Overall, there was an increase in the total of the export values from 2009 to 2010, with rises being seen in equipment, telecommunity, and metals, while clothing and manufacturing witnessed declining patterns. In addition, metals experienced the most drastic change over the period.
Looking first at products which had increasing export values, metals cost only 2.3 $HK billion in 2009, after that it rose by 120% to 5.1 $HK billion in 2010. Similar patterns can be seen in telecommunity and equipment, but increased to a lesser extent, with telecommunity growing by 61% from 7.9 $HK billion to 12.7 $HK billion, while the value of equipment rose the least (13%), increasing from 10.3 $HK billion to 11.6 $HK billion.
Turning next to remaining goods, clothing and manufacturing initially cost 6 $HK billion and 5.5 $HK billion, respectively. With witnessing decreases, the value of clothing was merely 5 $HK billion and that of manufacturing was only 4 $HK billion, which accounted for the least value among exported products examined.