The graph gives information about how much financial aid (or economic supply) from 4 organizations to developing countries over a period of 3 years.
Overall, monetary aid from organization B was by far the most significant supply of money. Organization D the least monetary supply over the period given while the other two sources remained almost stable.
Between 2008 and 2010, organization B monetary aid rose from around 1 billion dollars to peak of 3 billion dollar per year per developing countries. During the same period provide with money of organization A and D stayed the stable whereas the organization C provided with money gradually declined.
By 2011, monetary aid from organization B rose dramatically to peak of 3 billion dollars per developing countries, however the amount of money supply in organization D experienced slight drop. In addition, the number of monetary support in organization A and C remained relatively stable, at between 0.5 and 1 billon dollars each countries, for the whole 3 years period.
