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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 selling of a drug company on three different continents between 2002 and 2006.
Overall, it is evident that the figure for a drug company’s sales in America and Europe experienced a downward trend, while that in Asia showed a contrasting tendency.
In 2002, 25% was the sales of a drug company in Asia. This figure increased gradually to 35% in the next 2 years and continued to grow to 40% at the end of the examined period (2006).
The proportion of a pharmaceutical company’s sales in Europe and America was 34% and 41%, respectively, in 2002. Whereas the figure for America witnessed a notable decline to 27% in 2004, that for America rose minimally to 38% in the same year. Both of these figures ramped up and down to the same portion in 2006, at 30%.
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