This bar chart demonstrates the world production output from Asia, Europe and the rest of the world throughout different years.
Overall, Asia and Europe have a higher production output than the rest of the world, Asia’s output fluctuated, while Europe’s remained steady most of the time. On the other hand, the rest of the world’s production rose slightly over the years.
In 1840, Asia reached its peak by 50 production output, Europe reached to 40, while the rest of the world has the lowest production which is 10. In 1880, Asia and the rest of the world had relatively the same production rate which was around 25. Europe had the highest rate of that year at approximately 45.
The year 1920 was similar to 1880, Eorupe had the highest production output of all. In 1960 and 2000, there were no great gaps, Most of categories reached approximately 25 to 45. In 1960 Europe and the rest of the world reached the same rate which was around 36. In 2000 Asia was the greatest of all.