The bar chart shows the population output in Asia Europe and other countries

The bar chart illustrates the changes in

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production output from Asia,

Europe

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, and the

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of the

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in five different years: 1840, 1880, 1920, 1960, and 2000. In 1840, Asia was the dominant contributor to global production, accounting for approximately 50%, followed by

Europe

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at 40%,

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produced only around 10%. Over the next 80 years, Asia’s share significantly declined, reaching a low of about 20% in 1920,

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experienced a steady rise, peaking at around 50% in the same year. During

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period, the

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showed growth, rising to approximately 30% by 1920. From 1920 to 1960, Asia’s output remained relatively low,

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both

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and the

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contributed equally, each with around 38–40%.

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, by 2000, Asia’s share recovered sharply, once again becoming the highest among the three regions at about 45%.

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,

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’s output declined to roughly 25%, and the

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saw a slight drop, producing around 30%.