The bar chart shows the yearly GDP growth of three countries, Tunisia, Japan and Ecuador, from 2007 to 2010.
Overall, the GDP growth of Japan increased every year, while the growth of Tunisia decreased. Ecuador's growth went up and down during the period.
In 2007, Tunisia had the highest GDP growth at about 6.3%. Ecuador was second with about 3.2%, and Japan had the lowest growth at only 2%. In 2008, Tunisia's growth fell to 4.5%, while Japan's growth increased to 4.2% and Ecuador's rose to about 4.9%, which was the highest in that year.
In 2009, Japan's growth continued to rise to about 5.3% and it became the highest. However, Tunisia's growth dropped to 3.2%, and Ecuador fell sharply to about 1.3%, which was the lowest figure in the chart. In 2010, Japan reached about 6.5%, while Tunisia decreased slightly to 3%. Ecuador increased a little to about 2.3%, but it was still the lowest of the three countries.
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