The pie charts show the destination of export goods in three countries in 2010

Three pie charts given compare three countries, namely Argentina, Mexico, and Chile, in terms of where their goods are transported to in 2010.

Overall, whereas Argentina and Chile exported relatively equally to all four regions, most export products in Mexico were to the USA.

Regarding the first and the third chart, Argentina and Chile had comparatively equivalent figures for products sold to the four regions mentioned. In Argentina, the highest figure was for Latin American countries, at 38%. While 26% of goods were exported to Europe, only 16% were marketed to the USA. Similarly, other Latin American countries imported the highest amount of products sold abroad by Chile, at 31%, closely followed by Europe at 30%. Chile exported the least to the USA, at only 18%.

Looking at the second chart, the export goods of Mexico was mainly to the USA, at 62%. Three other regions recognized the same figures at only 6%.