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The image displays a stacked bar chart with five sections labeled by years 2002-2006 and four categories being Asia, European and Africa, North America, and South America. In 2002, the percentages are Asia 12%, European and Africa 44%, North America 33%, South America 11%. For 2003, the values are Asia 20%, European and Africa 45%, North America 28%, South America 7%. In 2004, Asia has 22%, European and Africa 48%, North America 24%, South America 6%. The 2005 percentages are Asia 24%, European and Africa 44%, North America 21%, South America 11%. For 2006, Asia is 28%, European and Africa 40%, North America 21%, South America 11%.
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Overall, Asia experienced a gradual increase in the number of total sales of drugs, while North America showed a steady decrease. By contrast, South American sales remained almost the same, whereas Europe and Africa fluctuated over the period.
In 2002, Europa and Africa accounted for the largest proportion of sales at 44, followed by North America at 33. By contrast, Asia and South America recoded the smallest amount of sales, at 12 and 11, respectively. Over the next four years, Asia’s share rose consistently from 20 to 28. In comparison, North America’s proportion declined significantly from 33 in 2002 to 21 in 2006.
Meanwhile, sales in Europe and Africa climbed slightly from 44 in 2002 to a peak of 48 in 2004 before falling to 40 by the end of the period. Unlike the other regions, South America’s proportions changed very little, falling from 11 to 6 in 2004, and then recovered to 11 in the last two years.
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