The graph shows the variation in the amount of wheat exported in three countries over a period of five years i. e. 1985-1990.
Initially, in the year 1985, there wasn’t a major difference in the exports among the three countries, with Australia having 15 million tonnes wheat exported, while Canada and European Community exported approximately 18 and 20 million tonnes respectively.
For the next four years i. e 1986 to 1989, Canada experienced its highest wheat export in the year 1988 at 25 million tonnes and lowest peak of overseas sales when it dropped down to 15 million tonnes in 1989. During this period, Australia witnessed a gradual decrease from 15 million tonnes to 10 million tonnes. However, in contrast, European Community after hitting its lowest point in 1986 saw an increase in the amount of wheat brought to Europe in 1987 which remained constant until 1988.
Finally, in the year 1990, Canada and European Community exported 12 million tonnes of grain marking a gradual increase in their wheat trade. On the other hand, figures remained constant for Australia.
Overall, Australia observed a decline in its wheat export while the European Community witnessed an opposite trend. In contrast, there were major fluctuations in the wheat export in Canada.
The graph
shows
the variation in the amount of
wheat
exported
in three countries over a period of five years
i. e.
1985-1990.
Initially
, in the
year
1985, there wasn’t a major difference in the
exports
among the three countries, with Australia having 15
million
tonnes
wheat
exported
, while Canada and European
Community
exported
approximately 18 and 20
million
tonnes
respectively
.
For the
next
four years i. e 1986 to 1989, Canada experienced its highest
wheat
export
in the
year
1988 at 25
million
tonnes and lowest peak of overseas sales when it
dropped down
to 15
million
tonnes in 1989. During this period, Australia witnessed a gradual decrease from 15
million
tonnes to 10
million
tonnes.
However
,
in contrast
, European
Community
after hitting its lowest point in 1986
saw
an increase in the amount of
wheat
brought to Europe in 1987 which remained constant until 1988.
Finally
, in the
year
1990, Canada and European
Community
exported
12
million
tonnes of grain marking a gradual increase in their
wheat
trade.
On the other hand
, figures remained constant for Australia.
Overall
, Australia observed a decline in its
wheat
export
while the European
Community
witnessed an opposite trend.
In contrast
, there were major fluctuations in the
wheat
export
in Canada.