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The image is a vertical bar chart depicting the percentage of a drug company's sales by region (Asia, Europe, America) from 2002 to 2006. In 2002, Asia accounted for 41%, Europe for 35%, and America for 27%. 2003 saw a decrease for Asia to 38% and an increase for Europe and America to 36% and 29% respectively. Asia's percentage dropped further in 2004 to 34%, while Europe rose to 38%, and America to 30%. 2005 had Asia at 35%, Europe at 37%, and America at 30%. The final year, 2006, showed Asia at 30%, Europe maintaining 37%, and America increasing to 34%.
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The bar chart illustrates the proportion of a drug company’s sales, by three regions, between 2002 and 2006.
Overall, it can be seen that sales of a drug in Asia increased dramatically, while sales in Europe and in America decreased marginally by the final year.
To begin, in 2002, the company in Asia started with 25 drugs, and it rose steadily to 35 in 2004. After two years, in 2006, its trade experienced a gradual increase to 40 drugs. In contrast, the company in Europe began with 34 drugs in 2002, and it show a slight growth to 38 drugs in 2004, before falling sharply to 30 drugs in 2006.
However, in America, the organization had a large number of drugs compared to the other regions, with 41, in 2002. But, its sale declined modestly to 27 drugs in 2004, before rising marginally to 30 by the final year.
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