The bar graph shows the total manufacturing production in percentage.

The horizontal bar graph reveals the information regarding percentage of total manufacturing production in the world in years from 1840 to 2000. To commence with, it can be evident from the chart that in the year 1840 Asia was the largest producer at 50% while, European followed by 40%. Moving further, there was production reduced by 20%. whereas, European face opposite trend. After 20 years European manufacturing reached to its peak point, then countinusly decreasing tend can be seen for another 8 decades. In the end European manufacturing dropped to minimum production in 2000 by 31% approximately. Surprisingly, Asian total manufacturing shows fluctuation in the whole period from highest point to lowest proportion in 1920, but in the last it was produced almost 45%. On the contrary, rest of the world follows increasing patterns then sudden reduction in 2000 by in total 31% after touched its highest point in 1960 by 38%. It could be deduced that, although rest of the world has climbed up during the whole period, but both Asia and Europe follows completely different trend from each other.