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The image displays wheat exports (millions of tonnes) from 1985 to 1990 for three regions: Australia (blue line), Canada (red line), and European Community (green line). In 1985, Australia exported 15 million tonnes, Canada 19, and European Community 17. In 1986, exports stood at Australia 16, Canada 17, European Community 18. By 1987, Australia exported 16 million tonnes, Canada increased to 19, while European Community decreased to 14. In 1988, Australia maintained 15, Canada peaked at 25, European Community rose slightly to 15. 1989 figures show Australia at 13, Canada dropped to 15, European Community at 19. In 1990, Australia climbed to 16, Canada increased to 19, European Community slightly decreased to 16.5.
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The table illustrates how many numbers of wheat were exported in three countries during the five years, beginning from 1985. Overall, it is clear that, while Australia showed a gradual decrease, European Community increased significantly. However, Canada showed some fluctuations.
As the graph shows, European Community started at almost 18 million of tonnes, followed by small decrease to under the 15 in the next year. Then, it began to increase to 15 in 1987. In the next year, it remained the same level 15 in 1988. It is worth mentioning that, during the two years, European Community experienced significantly increase to over the 20 million of tonnes wheat at the end of the year.
By contrast, although Canada experted the highest amount of wheat at the beginning of the year, it declined repidly at the middle of the year. Despite some decrease, it continued its upwarnd trends until it reached 20 in 1990. focus on the Australia, it almost maintained the same level. However, it showed minimally decrease to 11 in 1990.
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