The line graph depicts the ratio of wheat exports in three different countries namely, Australia, Canada and European Community from 1985 to 1990. Unit measures in million of tonnes.
Observing the details, exact 15 million tonnes wheat exported by Australia in 1985 and it increased slightly in the next year. But, then there was a gradual decline observed till 1990 and accounted for 10 million tonnes. For Canada, the rate of export of wheat started from around 20 million tonnes; whereas, this figure dropped in the next year. However, there was a rapid growth noted in wheat exports and stood at 25 million tonnes in 1988. Before this figure increased dramatically around 20 million tonnes in 1990, it decreased significantly in 1989.
Furthermore, in 1985, approximately 16 million tonnes of wheat exported by European Community; while, it remained steady till 1988. But, then it rose and reached at just over 20 million tonnes in 1990.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that, the ratio of wheat exports followed up ward tendencyin European Community; while, Australia followed down ward trend. Also, the wheat exports rate remained unchanged for Canada during 1985 to 1990.
The line graph depicts the ratio of
wheat
exports
in three
different
countries
namely
, Australia, Canada and European Community from 1985 to 1990. Unit measures in
million
of tonnes.
Observing the
details
, exact 15
million
tonnes
wheat
exported by Australia in 1985 and it increased
slightly
in the
next
year.
But
, then there was a gradual decline observed till 1990 and accounted for 10
million
tonnes. For Canada, the rate of
export
of
wheat
started
from around 20
million
tonnes; whereas, this figure dropped in the
next
year.
However
, there was a rapid growth noted in
wheat
exports
and stood at 25
million
tonnes in 1988.
Before
this figure increased
dramatically
around 20
million
tonnes in 1990, it decreased
significantly
in 1989.
Furthermore
, in 1985, approximately 16
million
tonnes of
wheat
exported by European Community; while, it remained steady till 1988.
But
, then it rose and reached at
just
over 20
million
tonnes in 1990.
Overall
, it can be
clearly
seen
that, the ratio of
wheat
exports
followed up ward
tendencyin
European Community; while, Australia followed down ward trend.
Also
, the
wheat
exports
rate remained unchanged for Canada during 1985 to 1990.