The graph shows the differencies in wheat export over the three areas
The line graph illustrates the
wheat
exports in three zones, namely Australia
, Canada
, and European countries, from 1985 to 1990. Overall
, the exported wheat
quantity in Europe climbed marginally, whereas
in Australia
and Canada
, overseas traded wheat
declined slightly and remained constant throughout the period.
In 1985, wheat
transited in Canada
at around just below 20 million
tonnes
was fractionally more than that of the European Union and Australia
, which accounted for approximately 17 and 15 million
tonnes
. Afterward
, the figure for Change the spelling
Afterwards
Canada
, after a gentle fall, surged and dropped to 25 and 15 million
tonnes
in 1988 and 1989, then
finally
increased insignificantly by around 5 million
tonnes
and touched the same numbers as many as the first year.
On the other hand
, there was a minimal rise in Australia
's exported wheat
before reducing steadily to the bottom of roughly 10 million
tonnes
in the last
year, which was almost half of Europe's and Canada
's value. On the contrary
, international trade in Europe experienced a slight reduction then
grew gradually and peaked at just above 20 million
tonnes
last
year.Submitted by ehsan1990 on
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