The two pie charts give information about products transportation from Australia to other coutries in 2005 and 2010 ( in percentage ).
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that in 2005 coal and iron was the most popular thinks for exportation and by 2010 coal increased however, iron proportions decreased significantly. Furthermore, meat and wheat experienced insignificant changes. While, other items ( fish, vehicles, computers and wool ) remain almost unchanged.
In 2005 coal was main industry of exportation from Australia accounted for 32% and by 2010 this this number climbed significantly to 43%. At same time irom in 2005 iron stood at 27% however, after fell slightly this percentage amounted to 20%. By contrast, the smallest proportion was fish, between 2005 and 2010 the percentage of fish declined from 2% to 1%.
likewise, wheat and meat had average indicators in 2005 ( 16% and 11% ) and by 2010 wheat dropped by 6%, while meat grew by 2%. Other proportions remain almost stable with a difference approximately 2-3%.
