The chart illustrates export earnings measured in billions of one country in various categories during the period between 2015 and 2016. The accompanying table demonstrates the changes in the percentages of exports in 2016 compared with 2015.
The bar chart highlights the profit from exporting different products. It can be seen that, petroleum products contributed to the highest amount of earnings at approximately $60 billion during this period. Followed by engineered products which is considered the second-largest contributor. However, gems and jewellery accounted for nearly $40 billion of the total earnings. Moreover, the return from agriculture products and textiles were the least among the other goods at around $30 billion.
The table presents the changes in profit percentages between 2015 and 2016. It can be seen that, there are some variations between them. Petroleum products, engineered goods , agricultural products and textiles went up by 3%, 8.5%, 0.81% and 15.24% respectively. On the contrary, revenues of gems and jewellery declined slightly in value by 5.18%.
