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Band 6+: The two pie charts show the exportation of products from Australia over two years. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows two pie charts comparing different categories for the years 2005 and 2010. In 2005, categories are Coal 32%, Iron 27%, Wheat 16%, Meat 11%, Wool 6%, Computers 4%, Vehicles 2%, and Fish 2%. In 2010, categories are Coal 43%, Iron 20%, Meat 13%, Wheat 10%, Vehicles 5%, Computers 4%, Wool 4%, and Fish 1%.
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The illustration depicts the percentage of goods that was exported from Australia on the years 2005 and 2010.

Overall, While the type of goods exported has remained similar, there is a significant difference on the export shares of each of the products, which is noted by visible shifts. Generally, Coal stands as one of the most crucial materials exported and is closely followed by Iron. On the other hand, Fish export is the least.

Coal’s improtance for the economy is can not be understated, considering that it consisted 32 % of export share in 2005, which by 2010 had increased by more than 11% to contribute 42 % of the export bulk. This is complimented by slight increament on the export of vehicles from 2% in 2005 to 5 % in 2010.

Contrary to this, Iron’s share of the export has sharply decreased in 2010 to 20 % from previous level of 27% in 2005 and alongside Iron, Wheat has dropped considerably by 6% of the export market. Other less notable declines are seen on Fish and Wool.

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