The given table illustrates the export values and change rates of different products in 2009 and 2010.
Overall, the data clearly show that while metals, telecommunity and equipment had significant rise, clothing and manufacturing had noticeable fall from 2009 to 2010. However, there is a slight overall change that can be seen in the table.
In 2009, the most valuable product was equipment with 10.3 billion dollars whereas, the least valuable good was metals with 2.3 billion dollars. In addition, telecommunity, clothing and manufacturing were in the rank with 7.9 billion, 6 billion and 5.5 billion dollars, respectively. The total value of all products reached 32 billion dollars.
In 2010, there was an important growth in telecommunity with 12.7 billion dollars which made it the most valuable product unlike in 2009. Furthermore, manufacturing had 4 billion dollars value which made it the least valuable product. Equipment, metals and clothing had 11.6 billion, 5.1 billion and 5 billion dollars value, separately. The sum value that the products reached was 38.4 billion dollars which meant at 20% change.
When it comes to the changes in both years, metals reached to a peak with 120% change. Telecommunity dramatically increased with 61% change. Equipment showed a little growth with 13% change. However, manufacturing and clothing lost their value in the negative sides with -27% and -17% changes.