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

The line chart presents the comparison of total

wheat

exports from three nations over six years.

Overall

, the

European

Community

contributes the most among others.

According to

the data, in 1985, Canada was the top one in trading

wheat

,

however

, it experienced a slight decline a year after,

then

went up significantly for the next two years capable of reaching its peak in 1988 with 25

million

tonnes

.

Furthermore

, it had a huge loss in 1989 with more than 10

million

tonnes

then

it rose again with the addition of around four

million

tonnes

of

wheat

in 1990 and made it second place among other countries. On the other side, Australia and the

European

Community

were showing an opposite trend respectively. In 1986, Australia hit its highest point with above 15

million

tonnes

,

whereas

, the

European

Community

had its lowest point with below 15

million

tonnes

.

Moreover

, in the next years, Australia went down gradually until its minimum with only 13

million

tonnes

of

wheat

in 1989 and remained steady until 1990 which became the

last

compared to the other two countries.

In contrast

, after taking its lowest, the

European

Community

increased moderately until its maximum in 1990 with more than 20

million

tonnes

of exporting and made it first rank.