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• It is middle-aged people that show the most interest in the charitable donations. Overall, financial aid in both 1990 and 2010 shows the different patterns. • To be specific, 17% of people aged 18-25 were willing to donate money. Therefore, the proportion kept increasing until people were 50 years old, and it peaked at 42%. When people were over 50, the figure showed an opposite trend, dropping to 33% in the fifth age group. Similar to the figure in 1990, just 6% of 1825-year-old people provided financial help to charity and the proportion was the lowest for 2010. As they were older, they become more willing to give funds and the donation increased to nearly 40% for people aged 51-65. After that, the proportion decreased slightly to 35%.
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• In 1985, the wheat export of Canada was the most one among three regions at 19 million, followed by the European community at 17 million. Australia only exported 15 million, the least of all. In one year, the number of Canada obviously dropped to 17 million. The European community also declined as Canada did, but more sharply to bottom at 14 million. Oppositely, the amount of wheat exported by Australia rose marginally to its peak at 16 million. • From then on, the figure of Canada shot up to 25 million in 1988. Then it plummeted to 14 million in 1989 before rallying back to its initial number in 1999. While, during the same period Australia exported less and less wheat, descending to 11 million in 1999, the least among three regions. By contrast, the number of the European community constantly increased to 21 million, replacing Canada to be the most one.
