The table below shows the export and import values of automobiles, pharmaceutica and clothing in Country A and Country B. Country A Automobiles Pharmaceuticals Exports ($Billions) Imports ($Billions) 20 40 30 30 40 Clothing Country B Exports ($Billions) Imports ($Billions) 0

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