The line graphs illustrate the total export value and the specific values for fuel, food, and manufactured goods in a single country between 2000 and 2005. Overall, the total export value followed a downward trend until 2002 before rising sharply to reach a peak of 425,000 million dollars by 2005. In contrast, the selected export categories showed varied performance, with fuel exports declining steadily throughout the period.
In 2000, the total export value stood at 300,000 million dollars, dipping to a low of 250,000 million dollars in 2002. Subsequently, it climbed consistently, reaching 350,000 million dollars in 2003 and finishing at 425,000 million dollars in 2005.
Regarding selected exports, fuel began as the highest category at 45,000 million dollars in 2000 but plummeted to 20,000 million dollars by 2005. Conversely, manufactured goods rose from 17,000 million dollars to 25,000 million dollars in 2002, before fluctuating and ending at 23,000 million dollars. Food exports remained the lowest throughout the period, starting at 4,000 million dollars, dipping slightly in 2001, and remaining relatively stable around 4,000 to 4,500 million dollars for the remainder of the timeframe.