The given table illustrates how much money was given to underdeveloped nations by the USA, European countries and other countries in each separate years from 2006 to 2010.
Overall, it can be seen that the USA was the biggest contributor to economically developing countries in all measured years. In addition, the total money developing nations received from these both countries also increased from 2006 to 2010.
Looking at the table in more detail, in 2006, the USA gave over three times as much as money to developing countries as European countries and other countries. The USA gave a donation of $9. 8 million while European countries and other countries donated $3. 1 million and $2. 8 million respectively. All countries increased their donations to emergent nations over the following two years, reaching a total of $24. 4 million in 2008.
In 2009 however, the donations from all countries witnessed a slightly dip to a total figure of $23. 5 million. However, a significant rise in the figure of the money contributing to the developing countries was recorded in 2010, with a total figure of $28. 1 million. Of this, the USA donated $20. 3 million, while European and other countries gave $4. 1 and $3. 7 million respectively.
The
given
table illustrates how much
money
was
given
to underdeveloped nations by the USA, European
countries
and
other
countries
in each separate years from 2006 to 2010.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that the USA was the biggest contributor to
economically
developing
countries
in all measured years.
In addition
, the
total
money
developing
nations received from these both
countries
also
increased from 2006 to 2010.
Looking at the table in more detail, in 2006, the USA gave over three times as much as
money
to
developing
countries
as European
countries
and
other
countries
. The USA gave a donation of $9. 8
million
while European
countries
and
other
countries
donated $3. 1
million
and $2. 8
million
respectively
. All
countries
increased their donations to emergent nations over the following two years, reaching a
total
of $24. 4
million
in 2008.
In 2009
however
, the donations from all
countries
witnessed a
slightly dip
to a
total
figure of $23. 5
million
.
However
, a significant rise in the figure of the
money
contributing to the
developing
countries
was recorded
in 2010, with a
total
figure of $28. 1
million
. Of this, the USA donated $20. 3
million
, while European and
other
countries
gave $4. 1 and $3. 7
million
respectively
.