The chart and graph below giove information about sales and share prices for coca cola. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and male comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart illustrates the data about the total purchases in the percentage of Coca-cola in five regions of North

America

, Latin

America

, Europe, Africa and the Middle East, and Asia in 2000. The line chart represents the data about the

share

price in dollars from 1996 to 2001.

Overall

,

sales

of Coca-Cola in North

America

and Latin have large volumes of

sales

when compared to Europe and Asia,

while

Africa and the Middle East make the least volume of

sales

. In terms of

share

price, there was a steady increase at the start and

then

, fluctuation happened throughout the years. North

America

and Latin

America

represent a large chunk of Coca-Cola

sales

at 30.4% and 25.7% respectively. The rest of the

sales

volume is held by Europe at 20.5% and Asia at 16.4%. The least

sales

volume of 7% is held by Africa and the Middle East. In 1996

share

prices was steadily increasing from over $30 to under $70 in 1997.

Then

, there were slight changes in mid-1997 were

share

prices fell to around $54. Followed by a sharp increase of above $70 in 1998. In the

last

quarter of 1998

share

prices slowly fell below $70 and continued to fluctuate up and down until 2001.