The pie
charts below show exports from various EU countries to India and China in 2005
and 2015.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The given pie-charts elucidate and compare
changes in the patterns of exports from EU to India and China between
2005-2015.
Overall, in case of India there was a major
shift in the given decade where Germany became the major source to india by
replacing the UK, while in case of China, Germany was already exporting more
goods to this country, and consolidated this position in the following decade,
by accounting for nearly half of this exports.
In 2005, most of the goods to India from the EU
were exported by the UK (29%); this was followed by Belgium (25%) and Germany
(15%). The rest of other countries had exports under 10%. But
between 2005-2015 the composition of exports changed dramatically, Germany
accounting for 25% followed by Belgium (20%) a fall of 5% while the UK witnessed
more than twofold to 13%.
However, in China in 2005 most imports from the
EU were from Germany (38%) and France (13%). Over the next decade the
share of Germany rose to 48%.
