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The image shows a bar chart with data for Asia, Europe, and Rest of the World across five data points - 1840, 1880, 1920, 1960, 2000. In 1840, Asia approximately 50, Europe near 25, Rest of the World around 5; in 1880, Asia between 40-45, Europe near 50, Rest of the World slightly above 10; in 1920, Asia around 15, Europe above 55, Rest of the World about 20; in 1960, Asia slightly above 20, Europe between 25-30, Rest of the World around 55; in 2000, Asia above 30, Europe around 25, Rest of the World approximately 40. Vertical axis is measured in increments of 10 up to 60, horizontal axis includes the mentioned data points with no visible numerical scale.
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The bar chart illustrates, the manufacturing production rate in percentage for the world which depicts, ‘Asia’, ‘Europe’, and ‘the rest of the world’, between the years 1840 and 2000.
Overall, Europe manufacturing production is more than that of ‘Europe’, and rest of the world. All the three areas shows a fluctuating trend during the through out the graph.
In the year 1840, Asia reached fifty percentage and declined rapidly in 1880 and 1920 by 20 percent and 10 percent respectively. Again, showing an increasing trend during 1960 and reached around 45 percentage in 2000. While, in the case of Europe, depict an increasing trend and reached 50 percentage by the year 1920 and decreases nearly 30 percentage.
‘Rest of the world’, started with 10 percentage staidly increased snd reaches a quarter in 1880 and 30 percentage by 1920 are reaches nearly 40 percentage during the year 1960 and decreased in the year 2000.
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