This bar graph shows the number of fishermen in millions for different regions in the years 1970, 1980 and 2000.
In 1970, the highest number of fishermen was in Europe with a number of 12M and the lowest number was in North America with 5M. In 1980, the highest number of fishermen was in North America with a number of 15M and about 7M in South America and Europe. In 2000, the highest number was in Asia, about 25M approximately and the lowest in Africa which was about 3M.
In contrast, the table illustrates the world's top ten exporters of fish in the year 2000. Thailand has the biggest exports of fish. Norway comes in the second position. Canada comes in the sixth position. Taiwan comes in the seventh position. Finally, South Korea comes in the last position offering fish products.
In conclusion, it's clear from the bar chart and from the table that there are variations in the demand for fish products which is obviously good.
In 1970, the highest number of fishermen was in Europe with a number of 12M and the lowest number was in North America with 5M. In 1980, the highest number of fishermen was in North America with a number of 15M and about 7M in South America and Europe. In 2000, the highest number was in Asia, about 25M approximately and the lowest in Africa which was about 3M.
In contrast, the table illustrates the world's top ten exporters of fish in the year 2000. Thailand has the biggest exports of fish. Norway comes in the second position. Canada comes in the sixth position. Taiwan comes in the seventh position. Finally, South Korea comes in the last position offering fish products.
In conclusion, it's clear from the bar chart and from the table that there are variations in the demand for fish products which is obviously good.
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