The graph below shows the differences in wheat exports over three different areas.

The chart above depicts the trend in wheat exports in three different regions in the

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1985 to 1990.

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the data provided, it is evident that each area shows a different number of wheat exported to other countries. In 1985, Australia exported 15

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and

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increased to 16

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in 1986. In the next

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,

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figure decreased gradually and with only 11

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in 1989 and 1990. Meanwhile, Canada’s export stood at 19

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in 1985 but went down to 12

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in the next

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.

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amount increased significantly in the next two years and reach its peak in 1988 at 25

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, but decreased considerably in 1989 with only 14

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.

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of the period,

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figure went up to 19

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. European Community’s export started at 16

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in 1985

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but went down to 14

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in the next

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.

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this

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period, the number increased slightly in 1987 and remained steady in the following

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, and increased dramatically in the next two years and accounted for 21

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in 1990 and constituting the highest record during the period.