Provided pie chart illustrates the unit case volume of Coca Cola in different continents of the world such as Asia, Europe and more in the year of 2000 whilst the line graph depicts the change of price of a share of the same company throughout years.
Overall, more than half of the pie chart is represented by the Latin and North America with a sum of just over 55 percent. Looking over the line graph, there is a fluctuation present with a peak point of approximately 80 dollars towards end of nineties.
The biggest portion of the pie chart is represented by North America with 30 percent. Following the region, Latin America takes the second place with over a quarter of the chart and then Europe with around a fourth. Africa, Middle East and Asia all together takes a little over quarter of the pie chart with the Africa and Middle East representing the smallest percentage.
Beginning from the year 1996, there is a constant increase until the next year where a little drop was present. Following this year, between the last quarter of 1997 and 1998 there is a sharper increase than the first one. However the last two years of the late nineties saw a slow decrease with little flactuations. But this down mouvement was followed by the sharpest increase in the second quarter of 2000 then a non significant decline until the next year.