The graph below shows the wheat export of three different areas from 1985 to 1990

The graph below shows the wheat export of three different areas from 1985 to 1990
The line graph illustrates data on the
export
figures of 3 various regions between 1985 and 1990.
Overall
,
Canada
experienced a fluctuation and
although
starting on top and registering the highest amount of
wheat
export
, it finished in second place. European Community had been the second highest exporter in the beginning yet increased to become the at the peak in the end. Australia remained in the
last
spot during the period. Starting off with
Canada
where it initializes with just shy of 20 in 1985. After a slight decline for a year,
Canada
witnessed a steep climb in
wheat
export
for the next two years reaching its peak in 1988 (25).
Subsequently
, the Canadian
wheat
market saw a precipitous drop to become a little under 15 in 1989 meaning that the European Community exceed
Canada
as the highest exporter of
wheat
and eventually, finished at approximately 18
at the end
of the period. The European community commenced from second place (16) and underwent a consistent rise after a year's marginal cut. They finished at 21 in 1990 resulting in achieving the title of the largest
wheat
exporter. Turning to Australia,
this
country began with 15 in 1985 and experienced a negligible rise for one year (16 in 1986).
Then
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Australian
wheat
export
fell moderately for the rest of the period reaching 12 in 1990.
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