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The image shows two line graphs depicting New Zealand's imports from Australia and Japan between 1994 and 2004 in millions (NZ$). The top graph shows a steady increase in imports from Australia starting at 4000 in 1994 and reaching a peak of 8000 in 2003. The bottom graph illustrates a different trend, with imports from Japan peaking at 8000 in 1996 before declining significantly to around 2000 by 2004. Both graphs have a y-axis ranging from 0 to 9000 and an x-axis marking each year within the given timeframe.
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The provided line graphs illustrate the data about the imports of the New Zealand, from Australia and Japan, over a period of ten years( 1994-2004). Both, graphs exhibit that there has been a great fluctuation throughout the given time range.
Firstly, in 1994, the New Zealand imported goods worth 4000$ billion, reaching up to 6500$ billion in 1996, before seeing a dip in 1999. It again began to increase and touched the peak in 2004, with 800$ billion worth import. On the other hand, imports from Japan started from 3000$ billion, in 1994. In 2004, it has been hugely reduced to 2000$ billion, after peaking twice in the year 1997 and 2000.
Overall, the two mentioned countries reflected opposite trends to each other in terms of imports, with Australia which had an upward trend however Japan had a downward trend in the year 2004.
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