These graphs describe profits and share prices for Coca-Cola. The first chart, it shows the volume of Coca-Cola’s bottle units among five regions by 2000. The second chart, it illustrates the share of Coca-Cola’s price in the interval of 5 years from 1996 to 2001.
In the Pie chart, the volume of Coca-Cola’s bottle units in North America is the highest percentage across the five countries at 30.4. Compared to bottle units in Coca-Cola in Africa and Middle East, it recorded the lowest percentage which is 7.0 and almost a quarter of the largest number. On the other hand, second largest and least is subsequently different from such as more than twice as the lowest at 16.4 and 25.7 is the second highest which only shows less than 5 percent differences.
In the line graph, there was a significant increase in the first year from moderately above 30 to nearly below 70. After that, the share of Coca-Cola products fluctuated between around 60 to 80, then it gradually decreased, although there was a slight rise during this year. From 1999 to 2000, share of Coca-Cola fizzy drinks sharply grew then modestly fell.