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The image displays a line graph showing the number of papers from 1999 to 2018 for four categories. In 1999: China (approx. 0), United States (approx. 3,000), Europe (approx. 4,000), Rest of World (approx. 2,000). In 2005: China (approx. 1,000), United States (approx. 5,000), Europe (approx. 7,000), Rest of World (approx. 3,000). In 2010: China (approx. 7,500), United States (approx. 8,000), Europe (approx. 8,000), Rest of World (approx. 7,000). In 2015: China (approx. 12,000), United States (approx. 10,000), Europe (approx. 10,000), Rest of World (approx. 11,000). In 2018: China (approx. 18,000), United States (approx. 12,000), Europe (approx. 15,000), Rest of World (approx. 17,000).
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The diagram illustrates the amount of papers production in China, the USA, Europe and the other countries from 1998 to 2018.
Overall, The number of papers has increased for all the countries throught the years, with United States being the lowest and the rest of the World being the highest by 2018.
From 1998 to 2005 the papers made for all the countries increased rapidly with Europe being at the top and Chine at the bottom. Then during the next 5 years, China exceeded the US , leaving it being the least manufacturing country. Additionally, China became temporarly higher than the rest of the World. As by 2010 they were both on the same level.
While Europe remained being the highest of all throughout the years. After 2015 events changed and the other Countries were able to become the greatest manufacturing Countries. Followed by Europe, China and lastly the US.
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