The line graph provides information on the proportion of Australian products that are sold to 4 different European countries between 1990 and 2012.
Overall, the China and India experienced an increase in the rate of export sales, while Japan and USA showed the reverse. Throughout the period, the China demonstrated the highest rate but India maintained the lowest figure.
According to the graph, China and India also displayed almost similar starting points and changes in the beginning. Until 2005, the trends for both were erratic, hovering at around the percentage for China rose considerably to 25%, whereas that for the India hold steady by the end of the period.
Japan and Us commenced at 25 and 10 percent respectively. There was a sharply decline in the shared of send overseas to 15% by 2000, a figure that then continued fluctuating, staying at more or less the same figure. The latter, however, witnessed a fall to 8% in 1995. The rate of export figures rose to 15 % in 2000 before dropping to 5 % in 2012.