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

The line graph illustrates the differences in wheat exports over three countries namely

Australia

,

Canada

and the European Community from the year 1985 to 1990.

Overall

,

Australia

and

Canada

had a decline in their exports and the European Community had an increase by the end of the era. In 1985,

Australia

and

Canada

had 15 and 19 million tonnes of wheat trade respectively.

Although

Canada

has more fluctuations it does not have

such

a huge loss as compared to

Australia

. In the period , of 1988 it was the highest in exporting among other countries reaching 25 but

then

it sharply fell to about 14 in the term 1989 and

then

gradually increased to 18 at the deadline of the era.

Australia

slightly increased to 17 in the year 1986 but since

then

it slowly reduced to 12 million tonnes by the year 1989. From 1989-1990 the Australian wheat trading was steady. At the beginning of the stretch European Community had almost 17 million tonnes but over the term it reached 15 in the period 1988. From 1988 it started to increase sharply and it reached 21 by the end of the cycle and it was the highest among all the three countries by the end of the cycle.