The provided chart illustrates the proportion of drug dealer’s total sales in various continents from 2002 to 2006.
Overall, European and Africa were likely to be dominant seller compared to the others, whereas South America consitently accounted for the lowest figure. Notably, Asia experienced noticeable increases throughout the years.
Specifically, in 2002, around 44% of drug sales were placed in European and Africa, significantly surpassing North America’s figure at 33% only. Then followed immediately by upward trends, reaching approximately 48% of sales in 2004. The exact same growth also witnessed by Asia, upsurging to around 22%. Meanwhile, both South America and North Americe received downward trends at 6% and 24%, respectively.
Subsequently, in 2005, European and Africa experienced a slight decrease to around 44%, whereas Asia received a gradual increase to approximately 24%. European and Africa continued to gained a noticeable decline at 40% in 2006, while Asia gained another incline to approximately 28%. Both North and South America were recorded to maintain the exact same numbers toward the end of period, at 21% and 11%.