The line graph illustrates the international trade of wheat in 3 dissimilar countries.
It is noticeable that sales of wheat in Canada are fluctuating during years while in Australia and the European Community are stable.
Canada has the highest trading index at the start with 19 million tonnes, however, in the end it is second place in comparison with other countries with 18 million tonnes. In addition, sales of wheat in Canada increased in 1986, fell to nearly a quarter and recovered in 1988 by sharply skyrocketing to one fourth. Furthermore, results of the European Community changed slightly between 1985 and 1999 and the lowest export was in 1986, which dropped to 14. Moreover, it was stabilized at 15 million tonnes from 1987 to 1998 and dramatically rocketed to 21 at the end of the measuring.
On the other hand, despite that trade in Australia was gradually climbing until 1986, by exporting 17 million tonnes per year in 1986, it was steadily plunging between 1986 and 1990. Hence it ended up with giving 11 million tonnes per year.
