The pie chart and line graph illustrate Coca Cola’s volume of deals which united different regions and the pay of fizzling Coca Cola in the year 2000.
Overall, the American Continent was the biggest market for Coca Cola while its payment highly increased in this period.
More specifically, the most volume of deals of Coca Cola was in North and Latin America which was 55 percent. In Europe had over 20 percent deals which is more than the Asia where had 15, 4 percent deals. The least amount of deals was in Africa and Middle East with only 7 percent. The total volume of deals were 17, 1 billion.
Once more, the price of Coca Cola had been just 33 dollar in 1996, however this cost increased to 68 dollar in 1997. The peak was in 1998 by 75 dollar, but the price of Coca Cola constantly decreased to 48 dollar in 2000. An interesting point was the cost again rose to 55 dollar in 2001.
The pie chart and line graph illustrate Coca
Cola’s
volume of deals which united
different
regions and the pay of fizzling Coca
Cola
in the year 2000.
Overall
, the American Continent was the biggest market for Coca
Cola
while its payment
highly
increased in this period.
More
specifically
, the most volume of deals of Coca
Cola
was in North and Latin America which was 55
percent
. In Europe had over 20
percent
deals which is more than the Asia where had 15, 4
percent
deals. The least amount of deals was in Africa and Middle East with
only
7
percent
. The total volume of deals were 17, 1 billion.
Once more, the price of Coca
Cola
had been
just
33
dollar
in 1996,
however
this cost increased to 68
dollar
in 1997. The peak was in 1998 by 75
dollar
,
but
the price of Coca
Cola
constantly
decreased to 48
dollar
in 2000. An interesting point was the cost again rose to 55
dollar
in 2001.