The line graph below shows the pattern of exports in a country from 2000 to 2010

The line graph delineates how much metric tons of materials were exported by a country for a decade initiating from the year 2000.

Overall, it can be manifested that, the export in agricultural goods were steadily inclining from about 4 metric tons to 6 metric tons till 2003 while only 2 metric tons of other areas had been sold in abroad countries which reached to its peak 5 metric tons in 2003. After 2003, the agricultural export felt sudden drop and placed at 3 metric tons and stabilized for the next two years, similarly, other goods also declined to 4 metric tons and remained steady till 2007.

Furthermore, both the agricultural and other products possess downward trend in export, from 3 metric tons in 2006 to approximate 1 metric tons at the end of the year with some fluctuations in 2008 and from 4 metric tons in 2007 to 3 in 2008 and 2 metric tons in 2010,respectively. Interestingly, the industrial product declined to below 2 metric tons from about 2.5 metric tons in initial two years which then surged up to its peak at almost 8 metric tons at the end of the year .