The line graph illustrates the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, and Malaysia measured in billions of US dollars from 2010 to 2015.
Overall, all four nations experienced a general upward trend in GDP over the period, with Malaysia consistently recording the highest figures despite a decline in the final year, while Nepal remained significantly lower than the others.
Malaysia started the period at 255 billion dollars, rising steadily to a peak of 340 billion in 2014 before falling to 300 billion in 2015. Pakistan also showed consistent growth, beginning at 180 billion and climbing to 270 billion by the end of the period. Both countries maintained a substantial lead over the other two nations throughout the six years.
Bangladesh showed a more gradual but steady increase, starting at 115 billion and reaching 195 billion by 2015. In contrast, Nepal’s GDP remained relatively stagnant, starting at 15 billion in 2010 and experiencing only marginal growth to reach 25 billion by 2015. While the three larger economies saw significant fluctuations and growth, Nepal’s economic output remained consistently low, representing a fraction of the GDP recorded by the other three countries.