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The line chart compares rice production and consumption in a specific country between 1990 and 2040, while the bar chart provides information on how rice and other food crop consumption differed and are expected to differ over the same period.
Overall, it is evident that rice consumption exceeded production until 2015. Projections indicate that both production and consumption will rise steadily by 2040, with production consistently outpacing consumption. Furthermore, while rice consumption followed an upward trend until 2020, the opposite was true for other food crops. However, this gap is predicted to close by 2040.
Looking at the first chart, approximately 35 million tons of rice were consumed in 1990, compared to about 25 million tons produced. While consumption remained relatively stable until 2015, production gradually increased and eventually matched consumption by 2020. Projections suggest that both figures will continue to rise, reaching roughly 75 million tons for production and 60 million tons for consumption by 2040.
In terms of the second chart, demand for other food crops was higher than for rice in 1990, with other crops accounting for just over 50% of total consumption. However, rice consumption began to climb steadily from below 50%, reaching a remarkable 80% by 2020. In contrast, the consumption of other crops declined steadily, dropping below 20% by 2020. Nevertheless, forecasts indicate that by 2040, both rice and other food crops will be consumed in equal proportions.
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The line chart compares rice production and consumption in a specific country between 1990 and 2040, while the bar chart provides information on how rice and other food crop consumption differed and are expected to differ over the same period.
Overall, it is evident that rice consumption exceeded production until 2015. Projections indicate that both production and consumption will rise steadily by 2040, with production consistently outpacing consumption. Furthermore, while rice consumption followed an upward trend until 2020, the opposite was true for other food crops. However, this gap is predicted to close by 2040.
Looking at the first chart, approximately 35 million tons of rice were consumed in 1990, compared to about 25 million tons produced. While consumption remained relatively stable until 2015, production gradually increased and eventually matched consumption by 2020. Projections suggest that both figures will continue to rise, reaching roughly 75 million tons for production and 60 million tons for consumption by 2040.
In terms of the second chart, demand for other food crops was higher than for rice in 1990, with other crops accounting for just over 50% of total consumption. However, rice consumption began to climb steadily from below 50%, reaching a remarkable 80% by 2020. In contrast, the consumption of other crops declined steadily, dropping below 20% by 2020. Nevertheless, forecasts indicate that by 2040, both rice and other food crops will be consumed in equal proportions.
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Qaniydi Multilevel testi tuzuvchilari Cambridge Learning Assessment dan bo'lganida...
O'zimizni qora ko'zlar testni salgina hafa qilib qo'yayaptida ba'zida.
Ha mayli. Hozircha uchayapti. Yaxshi daromaddan keyin "improvement" qilishar.
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Qaniydi Multilevel testi tuzuvchilari Cambridge Learning Assessment dan bo'lganida...
O'zimizni qora ko'zlar testni salgina hafa qilib qo'yayaptida ba'zida.
Ha mayli. Hozircha uchayapti. Yaxshi daromaddan keyin "improvement" qilishar.
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It has always been an uphill struggle for businesses to balance profit with delivering quality service. When the former is prioritized, the business might lose the core values it originally intended to uphold.
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It has always been an uphill struggle for businesses to balance profit with delivering quality service. When the former is prioritized, the business might lose the core values it originally intended to uphold.
