The graph below shows the import and export survey per year from the year 2008 to 2012.

The graph below shows the import and export survey per year from the year 2008 to 2012.

Ans. The graph illustrates the import and export per year from the year 2008 to 2012. In 2008 export was 18.43 billion dollars while import was 20.5 billion dollars. In 2009 export decreased up to 16.1 billion dollars, while import increased up to 21.65 billion dollars. It shows that in 2008 the gap between import and export was only 2.07 billion dollars while it increased in 2009 and the gap extended up to 5.55 billion dollars. 

In 2010 export decreased up to 15.46 billion dollars while import increased up to 22.4 billion dollars and the gap between them was 6.94 billion dollars. Then in 2011 export reduced to 14.78 billion dollars while import increased up to 33.3 billion dollars. It shows a vast gap between them and it reached to nearly 20 billion dollars. 

The scenario got a great change in 2012. Export decreased as usual and it became 13.87 billion dollars and import also decreased but still it was 25.45 billion dollars. The gap between export and import in the year was about 11 billion dollars. The rise of imports is clear in the subsequent years. In 2011, it reaches to 33.3 billion dollars which is more than double in comparison to import of the year. The highest increase of import was in 2011 and it was about 11 billion dollars more than that of previous year. The lowest export is shown in 2012 while the lowest import shown in 2008.

Ans. The graph shows foreign money exchange rate in Bangladesh in 2013. Buying and selling rate of all the currencies is almost the same. In case of USS, selling rate is equal to buying rate and the figure is 77.75. But both EURO and GPB are sold at a profit of 0.2 taka. EURO is bought at 103.72 and sold at 103.74 while the buying and selling rate of GPB is 120.59 and 120.61. 

AUSS is sold at 71.53 whereas, it is bought at 71.05. That means here is a profit of 0.48 taka. Regarding USS buying and selling rate is 75.53 and 75.58 that indicates to a little profit of 0.05. However, In case of SAR, we see a miserable figure. The buying rate of SAR 18 20.79 and the selling rate is 19.8. Here is a loss of 0.99 taka. To conclude, it can be said that money exchange rate of AUS is the highest and SAR is the lowest.