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The image displays a bar graph with world production share data for the years 1840, 1880, 1920, 1960, and 2000, divided among Asia, Europe, and the rest of the world. In 1840, Asia is at 50, Europe at approximately 39, and the rest of the world at approximately 11. In 1880, Asia shows approximately 31, Europe rises to around 48, and the rest of the world at about 21. In 1920, Asia is at approximately 29, Europe at approximately 46, and the rest of the world at about 25. By 1960, Asia is at 22, Europe peaks at 52, and the rest of the world is 26. By 2000, Asia increases to 36, Europe drops to approximately 29, and the rest of the world holds at 34.
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The bar graph shows the share of total world production in three regions from 1840 to 2000.
Overall, the production in Asia dropped significantly, while the figure for Europe increased gradually between 1880 to 1960.
In 1840, the figure for Asia started at the peak of 52% of the total world production, but in 1880, there was a significant decrease to 32%. Then, between 1880 to 1960, the figure dropped steadily to 22%. However, in 2000, the figure rocketed to 41%. Meanwhile, the figure for Europe started at 38% in 1840. Between 1840 and 1960, the figure increased gradually to 49%, but in 2000, dropped to 38%.
Turning to the rest of the world, the figure started at 10% in 1840. Then, in 1880, the rate grew sharply to 26% and remained unchanged till 1920. In 1960, the figure increased to 29% and in 2000, increased slightly to 30%.
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