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Band 4+: The world production output from Asia, Europe, and the rest of the world in different years.

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The image displays a bar chart with data points for various years; in 1840, Asia: 50, Europe: 30, Rest of the world: 20; in 1880, Asia: 15, Europe: 40, Rest of the world: 20; in 1920, Asia: 10, Europe: 50, Rest of the world: 20; in 1960, Asia: 25, Europe: 35, Rest of the world: 25; in 2000, Asia: 45, Europe: 20, Rest of the world: 35.
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The line graph below illustrates world production of volume from Asia , Europe and the the rest of the world from 1880 to 2000 years.

Overall, Asia has declined by 50% and grew up to leader again, while Europe had less and the Rest of the world grew.

Since 1840 years Asia had the largest production of the volume , the rating almost reached 50%,Europe was in 2nd place with 40%.The rest of the world had 10% production of volume. However, closer to 1880 years Asia had less on the 20 % world production of volume ,while Europe rised up by 5% and other continents grew by 15 percent.

By 1920 years, Europe peaked at over 50% ,while Asia decreased to 5%.However the rest of the world had grown anew and overtaken Europe.By 1960 years, Europe and other locations in the production of volume had increased and both had approximately 40%, while Asia grew suddenly to 5%. As of 2000,Asia again became in the own place and had the largest productions of volume, while Europe and other locations fell a couple of percent. No one expected such an event and how did it changes so much.

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