The chart gives information about the proportion of wheat exported in three different countries: Australia, Canada and European Community over the period of 5 years starting in 1985. While the figures for wheat exported fluctuated over the period shown, it is clear that Australia had the lowest number of wheat export overall. European Community, on the other hand, had the highest proportion of wheat export at the end of period. At the beginning, Canada exported wheat more than Australia and European, standing at around 20 millions of tones. Moreover, there was a significant went up in the number of wheat that was exported in Canada from 1986 and 1988 and reached peak of 25 millions of tones in 1988. However, Canada experienced a enormous declined in the figures for exported wheat in 1989 and finished second place at the end of period. On the other hand, there was a fluctuated in the number of wheat exportation between 1985 and 1988 and increased quickly over the period of two years, peaking at 20 millions of tones. Australia, experienced a slight climb in the number of exported wheat but later dopped strongly during 5 years from 1986 to 1990 and reached a low at 10 millions of tones in 1990.
The chart gives information about the proportion of
wheat
exported
in three
different
countries: Australia, Canada and European Community over the
period
of 5 years starting in 1985. While the figures for
wheat
exported
fluctuated over the
period
shown, it is
clear
that Australia had the lowest
number
of
wheat
export
overall
. European Community,
on the other hand
, had the highest proportion of
wheat
export at the
end
of
period
. At the beginning, Canada
exported
wheat
more than Australia and European, standing at around 20
millions
of
tones
.
Moreover
, there was a significant went up in the
number
of
wheat
that was
exported
in Canada
from 1986 and 1988
and reached peak of 25
millions
of
tones
in 1988.
However
, Canada experienced
a
enormous declined in the figures for
exported
wheat
in 1989 and finished second place at the
end
of
period
.
On the other hand
, there was a fluctuated in the
number
of
wheat
exportation between 1985 and 1988 and increased
quickly
over the
period
of two years, peaking at 20
millions
of
tones
. Australia, experienced a slight climb in the
number
of
exported
wheat
but
later
dopped
strongly
during 5 years from 1986 to 1990 and reached a low at 10
millions
of
tones
in 1990.