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The image shows a line graph displaying wheat exports from 1985 to 1990 in millions of tonnes for Australia, Canada, and the European Community. In 1985, Australia exported around 15 million tonnes, Canada exported just over 20 million tonnes, and the European Community exported slightly below 15 million tonnes. In 1986, Australia's exports fell to about 11 million tonnes, Canada's exports increased to approximately 25 million tonnes, and the European Community's exports decreased to under 14 million tonnes. In 1987, all three saw a decline, with Australia at about 9 million tonnes, Canada at about 19 million tonnes, and the European Community at around 13 million tonnes. In 1988, Australia's exports rose to about 15 million tonnes, Canada's exports also increased to around 21 million tonnes, and the European Community's exports jumped to about 20 million tonnes. In 1989, Australia's exports declined to around 11 million tonnes, Canada's exports drastically decreased to about 15 million tonnes, and the European Community's exports rose sharply to about 24 million tonnes. In 1990, Australia's exports remained around 11 million tonnes, Canada's exports increased to approximately 19 million tonnes, and the European Community's exports decreased slightly to around 21 million tonnes.
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The line graph gives information about the amount of wheat exported over three separated regions, namely Australia, Canada and European Community from 1985 to 1990.
Overall, while there was a steady increase in the amount of wheat exports in European Community, the figure for Australia decreased consistently. It is obvious that the statistics for Canada fluctuated significantly.
In 1985, the amount of wheat exports in European Community stood at 17 millions of tonnes, which was 2 millions in tonnes higher than that of Australia. From 1986 to 1987, the quantity Australia’s wheat exports decreased consistently, Meanwhile, the statistic for European Community saw a slight rise. There was a significant growth in the amount of wheat exports to just over 20 million in tonnes and stood at the highest rank at the end of the period.
In 1985, the amount of wheat exports in Canada was the highest position, with just under 20 million of tonnes. From 1986 to 1988, while the volume of wheat exports in Canada peaked at exactly 15 million of tonnes, that of Australia witnessed a gradual decline. In 1990, the quatity of wheat exports in Canada ranked second, slight below 20 million in tonnes.
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