The pie chart demonstrates the percentage of Coca-Cola bottles consumed in various regions all over the world in 2000 while the line graph illustrates the share price of this business from 1996 to 2000.
Overall, the data indicate that North America was the leading market for consuming this kind of beverage, while Africa and the Middle East were the opposite. Moreover, the share price witnessed a fluctuation over the given time.
In 2000, the purchase of Coke was over 17 billion bottles worldwide. Especially, North America consumed over 30% of the total, which was the highest figure to be reported, followed by Latin America with over a quarter. Furthermore, it is noticeable that the proportion of the bottles consumed in Europe occupied over 20%, which is higher than the one in Asia 4%. Meanwhile, the lowest data with only 7% belonged to Africa and the Middle East.
As for the line graph, in 1996, the share price of this product was about 35$ before increasing in the following years and reaching its peak of roughly 80% in 1998. However, two years later, the figure experienced a drop to below 50% and then bounced back to 55$ in the final year.