The given table illustrates data about the product of cacao beans in six areas from 1992 to 1988.
Overall, the number of cacao production had a significant fluctuation over the period. In particular, the product of 6 different regions reached the highest figure by 1998.
In 1992 and 1994, North and Central America decreased sharply, from 46000 to 25000 and South America had a slightly drop for 140000. However, the figure of other regions increased insane. The production of Africa had a sharp increase to 43000. Meanwhile, Oceania, England and Asia both rose slightly.
Between 1996 and 1998, there was a dramatic increase in the number of productions in all areas. North and Central America rose at 46000 and Africa reached at 25000. Comparing to 1996 and 1998, the number of cacao beans of England increased exactly by 6000. Asia and South America both rose more than 20000 of their figures, and South America reached a peak at 436000, which was the most popular areas of cacao bean productions.
