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The image shows two sections: a pie chart and a line graph. The pie chart details Coca-Cola's unit case volume by region for the year 2000 as a percentage of the total, which amounts to 17.1bn. Broken down, North America represents 30.4%, Latin America constitutes 25.7%, Asia accounts for 14.2%, Europe comprises 20.5%, and Africa and the Middle East make up 7.0% of the total. The line graph illustrates Coca-Cola's share price between 1996 and 2001, with the vertical axis displaying prices in dollars, spanning from 30 through 80. Key data points include a rise from 30 in 1996 to a peak just below 70 around 1998, followed by fluctuations between slightly above 60 and slightly below 50 until the year 2000.
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The pie chart and line graph present data on the sales and share prices for Coca-Cola.
Overall, in North America showed the higher percentage while Africa and Middle East showed the lowest. As for as Coca-Cola share prices recorded a significant fluctuation.
According to the pie chart, Coca-Cola sales in North America showed the highgest proportion at 30.4%, followed by significantly Latin America and Europe at 25.7% and 20.5%. Asia accounted for 16.4% well ahead of the Africa and Middle East (7.0%).
As for line graph, Coca-Cola shares price started at 32$ in 1996, then this figure increased considerably. Then, recorded a fluctuation from 32$ to 70$ between 1997 and 1999. However, despite fluctuation, this figure declined to 50$ in 2000, whereas increased 60$ in 2001.
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