The first two charts compare how much of consumption and production took place in different parts of the world and the third one describes how profit was distributed among four sectors.
Overall, while most of the production was done in South Africa, Europe was the place that accounted for relatively greater consumption than other places mentioned. More interestingly, delivery sector took home more profit in comparison with all the other sectors combined.
Regarding the consumption figures, consumption in America constituted 39%, which was little over three times as much as the figure for the rest of the world. In sharp contrast, Japan made up only 8% of the consumption chart, being about five times as little as consumption in Europe.
As for production, it is clear that Japan and Vietnam accounted for similar percentages, at 18% and 16% respectively. The percentage of production in South Africa was double the amount in Indonesia, where it was 22%.
Finally, transportation of goods was reported to have acquired the largest chunk of the total profit, with a hefty 51%, and it was 2% more than the remaining profit that got distributed among retailers, exporters, and producers.
The
first
two charts compare how much of
consumption
and
production
took place in
different
parts of the world and the third one
describes
how
profit
was distributed
among four sectors.
Overall
, while most of the
production
was done
in South Africa, Europe was the place that accounted for
relatively
greater
consumption
than other places mentioned. More
interestingly
, delivery sector took home more
profit
in comparison
with all the other sectors combined.
Regarding the
consumption
figures,
consumption
in America constituted 39%, which was
little
over three times as much as the figure for the rest of the world. In sharp contrast, Japan made up
only
8% of the
consumption
chart, being about five times as
little
as
consumption
in Europe.
As for
production
, it is
clear
that Japan and Vietnam accounted for similar percentages, at 18% and 16%
respectively
. The percentage of
production
in South Africa was double the amount in Indonesia, where it was 22%.
Finally
, transportation of
goods
was reported
to have acquired the largest chunk of the total
profit
, with a hefty 51%, and it was 2% more than the remaining
profit
that
got
distributed among retailers, exporters, and producers.