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Band 4+: The chart below shows the world production output from Asia, Europe, and the rest of the world in different years. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar graph contrasting data across time from 1840 to 2000 for three regions: Asia, Europe, and Rest of the World. In 1840, Asia is at 40, Europe at 5, Rest of the World at 45. In 1880, Asia is at 30, Europe at 15, Rest of the World at 40. In 1920, Asia is at 50, Europe at 20, Rest of the World at 40. In 1960, Asia is at 35, Europe at 32, Rest of the World at 30. In 2000, Asia is at 45, Europe at 38, Rest of the World at 50.
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The bar charts illustate the world export production in 2 continents and its remaining from 1840 to 2000.

Overall, while Asia productions experienced the slight increase until 1920 and dropped steadily until the last year, Europe show a similar share and the figure of remains recorded a opposite trend, starting with the slight decrease during 1920 before recovering until 2000.

Initially, the products exported in Asia accounted for 40 millions in 1840 and increased by 10 million in 2 years later before decreasing steadily and recording a lowest position in 2000, contributed to under 30 millions, following by Europe. This sector express the small production, one to fourth compared with its in Asia before reaching a peak in 1960 at approximetaly 40 millions and delicined by 10 million in last year. In contrast, productions in remain contries peaked at 50 million, recorded the same porpotion with its in Asia in 1920. Afterwards, it fell slightly in next 2 years, accounted for below 20 millions, which is nearly doubled with the smallest production in Asia before recovering until last year.

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