The line chart illustrates the amount of wheat exported from 3 different regions, namely Australia, Canada and European Community, from 1985 to 1990. The quantities are measured in millions of tonnes.
Overall, it is immediately obvious that wheat exports of Australia experienced a downward trend, whereas that figure of European Community increased dramatically. It can also be seen that wheat exports of Canada remained stable after a period of fluctuation. In general, European Community registered the highest wheat exports.
The amount of wheat exported from Australia stood at around 15 million tonnes, then it saw a slight rise in the following year before experiencing a constant decline to about 11 million tonnes in 1990. By contrast, after a sharp fall in 1986, wheat exports of European Community grew steadily and reached roughly 21 million tonnes.
The amount of wheat exports of Canada stood at about 19 million tonnes in 1986 and remained stable in the end of the 6-year period. It reached the peak in 1988 and fell to the bottom in 1989 with the quantities of about 25 and 14 million tonnes respectively.
The line chart illustrates the amount of
wheat
exported from 3
different
regions,
namely
Australia, Canada and European
Community
, from 1985 to 1990. The quantities
are measured
in
millions
of tonnes.
Overall
, it is immediately obvious that
wheat
exports
of Australia experienced a downward trend, whereas that figure of European
Community
increased
dramatically
. It can
also
be
seen
that
wheat
exports
of Canada remained stable after a period of fluctuation.
In general
, European
Community
registered the highest
wheat
exports.
The amount of
wheat
exported from Australia stood at around 15
million
tonnes, then it
saw
a slight rise in the following year
before
experiencing a constant decline to about 11
million
tonnes in 1990. By contrast, after a sharp fall in 1986,
wheat
exports
of European
Community
grew
steadily
and reached roughly 21
million
tonnes.
The amount of
wheat
exports
of Canada stood at about 19
million
tonnes in 1986 and remained stable in the
end
of the 6-year period. It reached the peak in 1988 and fell to the bottom in 1989 with the quantities of about 25 and 14
million
tonnes
respectively
.