GDP growth The line chart describes the GDP growth in the US, Japan and the rest of Asia from 1995 to 2001. According to the diagram, the period from 1995 to 1996 saw a upward trend in the GDP of the US and Japan while the rest of Asia’s GDP declined gradually to less than 9 at the time. The next three years had witnessed a sharp increase from 1996,when the GDP was about 5,to 1999,when the figure reached 10,after which there was a slight fall from then on in America. A decrease to half was found in the rest of Asia between 1996 and 1999(8 as against 4) whereas its GDP soared to 10 afterwards, which located at the peak of all figures provided. Japan’s GDP reduced from 1996 to 1998 before rising slightly to 6 in 2001. In conclusion, the whole tendency of GDP growth in the US, Japan and the rest of Asia was towards upward in the 7 years period though its process was fluctuating.