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The pie chart shows the percentage of Coca-Cola's sales, measured in unit cases, in five regions of the world in 2000. The line graph shows the changes in Coca-Cola's share price from 1996 to 2001.
Overall, North America was the biggest market for Coca-Cola, while Africa and the Middle East was the smallest. The share price increased a lot until 1998, but after that it went down and changed a lot.
In 2000, Coca-Cola sold 17.1 billion unit cases in total. North America had the largest share with 30.4%, and Latin America was second with 25.7%. Europe had 20.5% and Asia had 16.4%. Africa and the Middle East had only 7%, which was the lowest.
The share price was about 37 dollars at the beginning of 1996. It rose steadily to about 68 dollars in 1997, and then it dropped to about 56 dollars. After that, it increased sharply and reached the highest point of about 81 dollars in 1998. From 1998, the price fell and went up and down, and it reached a low of about 46 dollars in early 2000. It then rose to around 61 dollars, but finished at about 56 dollars at the end of the period.