The chart below shows changes in exporting goods in one country in 2009 and 2010.
The table manifests the exported commodities scenarios categorized in various items in a country in 2009 and 2010.
Overall, there was an escalation in equipment, telecommunication and metals figures whilst an opposite trend was accurate description for clothing and manufacturing ratios. Additionally, metal experienced the most significant growth throughout the period.
As observed, 10.3$ was the amount of money earned from exporting equipment in 2009, after which its data further climbed u0 to 11.6$ after one year, outnumbering the remainder. Telecommunication was set to be the second most important contributor with a significant 61% growth to 12.7$. Notably, a surge of 122% from 2,3$ to 4,1$ was witnessed in the exported metal values.
By contrast, a slight decline by 1$ was presented in the export value of clothing; similarly, the indicator of manufacturing reported a moderate fall of 27%. In general, the total earnings from exporting goods rose by 6,4$, equaling an increase of 20%.
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