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The image is a bar chart with stacked columns representing the percentage of a drug company’s sales from 2002 to 2006, categorized by regions: America, Europe, and Asia. For 2002, America contributes 41%, Europe 35%, and Asia 25%; in 2003, America has 35%, Europe 30%, and Asia 35%; for 2004, America shows 27%, Europe 38%, and Asia contributes 35%; in 2005, America's share is 29%, Europe's 34%, and Asia's 37%; finally, in 2006, America accounts for 30%, Europe 30%, and Asia has increased to 40%.
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The bar graph compares the proportion of the revenues of a drug company’s total by three different regions over a period of 4 years.
Overall, it is clear that all of these regions consumed drugs quite equally. While in America and Europe, the consumption of drugs fluctuated over a 4-year period, drug sales in Asia steadily increased over the same period.
In 2002, the highest proportion was recorded in the United States, about 41%, before decreasing to 27% in 2004, and then it had increased once again to 30% at the end of the period. Sales of drugs selling in Europe fluctuated during the period, as high as 38% of drug sales in 2004 and as low as 30% in 2006.
The number of drugs consumed in Asia had steadily increased during the period, at beginning with about a fourth then rising to 40% at the end of the period.
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