The pie chart illustrates the regional distribution of Coca-Cola’s unit case volume in 2000, while the line graph shows the fluctuations in Coca-Cola’s share price from 1996 to 2001.
Overall, North America and Latin America contributed the largest shares of Coca-Cola’s unit case volume in 2000. The share price exhibited significant volatility throughout the five-year period.
The pie chart indicates that North America had the highest share of unit case volume at 30.4%, followed by Latin America at 25.7%. Europe accounted for 20.5%, while Asia and Africa/Middle East had smaller shares of 16.4% and 7.0%, respectively.
The line graph reveals that Coca-Cola’s share price began at around $35 in 1996 and climbed steadily, peaking at approximately $85 in mid-1998. However, the share price then underwent a sharp decline, falling to about $50 by the end of 2000. Despite a partial recovery in early 2001, the price remained well below its peak, ending the period at around $55.