The line graph indicates the exports of three different areas, including Australia, Canada and European community from 1985 to 1990.
Overall, it is obvious that the export of Australia decreased, the opposite was true for Canada and European community. Besides, Canada had exported fluctuated significantly over a period.
Regarding Australia, the number started at 15 millions in 1985, and then it increased to about 16 millions in 1986. Howerver, the figure had a downward trend in the following years and reached its lowest point at about 11 millions in 1990.
In contrast to Australia, the export of Canada and European community fluctuated and it had an updown trend. In terms of European community, there were almost 17 millions around 1985, and then it declined under 15 millions around 1986. Afterwards, the figure went up again to 15 millions and it remained steadily from 1987 to 1988, and then it rose steadily, peaking at about 21 millions around 1990. Over the same period, the export of Canada varied greatly. The number started at approximately 18 millions at the beginning of the period. After that, the figure dropped to about 17 millions in 1986, and then it suddenly increased, peaking at about 25 millions around 1988. In the following years, the figure decreased significantly to less than 15 in 1989 and it went up again to 19 around 1990.
The line graph indicates the
exports
of three
different
areas, including Australia, Canada and European
community
from 1985 to 1990.
Overall
, it is obvious that the
export
of Australia decreased, the opposite was true for Canada and European
community
.
Besides
, Canada had exported fluctuated
significantly
over a period.
Regarding Australia, the number
started
at 15
millions
in 1985, and then it increased to about 16
millions
in 1986.
Howerver
, the
figure
had a downward trend in the following years and reached its lowest point at about 11
millions
in 1990.
In contrast
to Australia, the
export
of Canada and European
community
fluctuated and it had an
updown
trend. In terms of European
community
, there were almost 17
millions
around
1985, and then it declined under 15
millions
around
1986. Afterwards, the
figure
went up again to 15
millions
and it remained
steadily
from 1987 to 1988, and then it rose
steadily
, peaking at about 21
millions
around
1990. Over the same period, the
export
of Canada varied
greatly
. The number
started
at approximately 18
millions
at the beginning of the period. After that, the
figure
dropped to about 17
millions
in 1986, and then it
suddenly
increased, peaking at about 25
millions
around
1988. In the following years, the
figure
decreased
significantly
to less than 15 in 1989 and it went up again to 19
around
1990.