The bar graph represents total manufacturing production in terms of percentage of regions including Asia, Europe and Rest of the world.
Initially Asia was leading in production, afterwards in the meantime Europe became the leading manufacturer leaving behind Asia and rest of the world. In the end Asia again took its place in the lead.
In the year 1840 Asia took the lead and produced around 50%, Europe at the second spot with the rate of 40% and Rest of the world with the remaining 10%. In 1880 Asia’s production declined to 30% and Europe increased its production to 45% , Rest of the world also improved its production to 25%.In the year 1920, again Europe saw an increase in production to 50% highest during the considering period, while Asia saw a decline to 20% and Rest of the world increased to 30%.
In 1960, Rest of th3 world matched the production to Europe at 38% and Asia gradually increased to 24%. By the end of the period Asia revived it position achieving production level of around 44%, while Europe and Rest of the world declined to 28% and 32% respectively.