▶ Your Answer :
The bar graph represents the value of
imports and exports occurred in Canada since 1991 until 1995.
It is apparent that, the value of imports
and exports increased substantially, but the imports value increasing rate was
more than that of exports.
Initially, the value of imports recorded at
$8000 whereas the half of those values was dedicated to exports. The value of
both imports and exports rose by $1000 per year. After a year, the value of
imports reached at $9000, which was increased by $1000, while the export’s
value rose by $1000 to reach at close to $5000. This increasing rate continued
to reach at approximately $10,000 for imports and $6000 for exports by 1993.
In 1994, the value of imports grew
drastically by around $2,000 to reach at close to $12,000. Meanwhile, the value
for exports increased steadily by $1000 per year which value for 1994, thus
recorded at about $9000. However, this increasing speed dropped and continued
with $1000 incremental rate by 1995 where it reach at just over $12,000 and
$8000 for imports and exports, respectively. |