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Band 4+: The table shows the amount of money given to developing countries by the USA, EU countries and other countries from 2006 to 2010. (Figures are in millions of dollars). Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image consists of a table with four rows labeled USA, EU, Other countries, and Total, and five columns for years labeled 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010. In 2006, USA had 9,8, EU had 3,1, Other countries had 2,8, with a Total of 15,7. In 2007, USA had 11, EU had 3,4, Other countries had 3,2, with a Total of 17,6. In 2008, USA had 17, EU had 3,9, Other countries had 3,5, with a Total of 24,4. In 2009, USA had 16,7, EU had 3,6, Other countries had 3,2, with a Total of 23,5. In 2010, USA had 20,3, EU had 4,1, Other countries had 3,7, with a Total of 28,1.
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The table provided data the amount of spend money to developing nations in 3 countries between 2006 and 2010.Oveall, the amount of giving money in USA dominant the period following by EU and other countries with similar trend respectively

In 2006, 9.8$ accounted for USA of given money following by EU with 3.1$, while the amount of spend money in other countries lower this year and total financial made up 15.7$. Following year, the trend remain unchanged namely the amount of given money in USA lead the pack second is EU and third is other nations respectively, in addition the total given money increased to 17.6$

In 2008,the amount of charity money increased in USA, while, EU and other countries almost remain unchanged, furthermore total spend money increased,this trend continuening by 2010 the amount of given money in US peaked to 20.3$ also the total charity money peaked in 2010

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