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Band 5+: The three charts below show the value in Australian dollars of Australian trade with three different countries from 2004 to 2009. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information below.

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The image shows three line graphs detailing the value in Australian dollars of Australia's trade with China, Japan, and the United States from 2004 to 2009. For China's trade: Imports start at 20 billion AUD in 2004, rising steadily to approximately 45 billion AUD in 2009; exports start around 15 billion AUD in 2004 and increase sharply to roughly 45 billion AUD in 2009. For Japan's trade: Imports remain relatively stable around 10 billion AUD from 2004 to 2009; exports increase from 30 billion AUD in 2004, peak at 45 billion AUD in 2008, and decrease to about 40 billion AUD in 2009. For the United States' trade: Imports start at approximately 25 billion AUD in 2004, slightly decrease and then stabilize around 20 billion AUD by 2009; exports remain under 15 billion AUD consistently from 2004 to 2009, fluctuating slightly but never crossing this threshold.
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Three line graphs illustrates the of Australian trade with three different regions including China, Japan, and United States, along with Australian dollars from 2004 to 2009.

Overall, the imports and exports in between Australia and China rose up, meanwhile it demonstrated variation with Japan. However, it’s tradation increases very slightly with US in this duration.

Firstly, in case of China, imports began to rise from 18 billion Australian dollars in 2004 and reached almost 30 billion Australian dollars until 2008, followed by slight decline in this rate. Similarly, exports with it began to increase from 12 billion Australian dollars in 2004, and this rate rose up rapidly from 2007, and ultimately approached almost 35 billion Australian dollars.

Secondly, imports and exports with Japan initiated from 20 billion Australian dollars in 2004, and imports remained similar till 2007, and after that, it rose up and then down slightly. While, exports increases in the beginning, followed by a consistant rate until 2007, and then it rose up and down significantly in the following two years.

Thirdly, it is evident from the last graph that imports and exports of Australia with United States began to rose up very slightly from 21 billion Australian dollars and 9 billion Austalian dollars in 2004, respectively. This rate started to decline in the last two year.

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