The information about the aid provided by six developed countries US, Germany, UK, Japan, Netherland and Sweden to developing nations between 2008 to 2010 is represented by the rendered vertical bar graph. The data has been calibrated in billions of dollars.
Overall, it can be clearly witnessed from the column chart that the highest amount of aid was provided by the America in all the periods whereas Sweden and Netherland were the least among all the countries in helping developing nations.
In USA, around 23 billion of dollars were given in the year 2008 for the development of other countries. There was a slight decline in 2009 when it reached 20 billion but after this it increased significantly and peaked at 25 billion. In the case of Germany, it showed an upward trend, and the aid was around 10 billion in 2008 and reached a high of 15 billion by 2010. Similarly, in Great Britain an upward trend was witnessed, it started with 12 billion and then there was slight decline in 2009 but it increased in 2010, it accounted for 14 billion.
Moving towards Japan, Netherland and Sweden, these were the only three nations which showed a downward trend.
The information about the aid provided by six
developed countries
US, Germany, UK, Japan,
Netherland
and Sweden to developing nations
between 2008 to 2010
is represented
by the rendered vertical bar graph. The data has
been calibrated
in
billions
of dollars.
Overall
, it can be
clearly
witnessed from the column chart that the highest amount of aid
was provided
by the America in all the periods whereas Sweden and
Netherland
were the least among all the countries in helping
developing
nations.
In USA
, around 23
billion
of dollars were
given
in the year 2008 for the development of other countries. There was a slight decline in 2009 when it reached 20
billion
but
after this it increased
significantly
and peaked at 25
billion
. In the case of Germany, it
showed
an upward trend, and the aid was around 10
billion
in 2008 and reached a high of 15
billion
by 2010.
Similarly
, in Great Britain an upward trend
was witnessed
, it
started
with 12
billion
and then there was slight decline in 2009
but
it increased in 2010, it accounted for 14 billion.
Moving towards Japan,
Netherland
and Sweden, these were the
only
three nations which
showed
a downward trend.