The pie chart illustrates the distribution of Coca-Cola's unit case volume across five global regions in 2000, while the line graph tracks the company's share price from 1996 to 2001. The total volume for the year 2000 stood at 17.1 billion units.
In 2000, North America was the leading region for unit case volume, contributing 30.4% of the total. This was followed by Latin America at 25.7% and Europe at 20.5%. Asia accounted for 16.4%, while the Africa and Middle East region represented the smallest share, at just 7.0%.
Regarding the share price, the value began at approximately $38 in 1996 and climbed steadily to a peak of $82 in 1998. Following this high, the price entered a period of decline, dropping to $62 in 1999 and further to $52 by 2000. Despite this downward trend, there was a partial recovery in 2001, with the share price rising to $58. Overall, the data highlights that while the company maintained a substantial global sales volume, its market valuation underwent marked fluctuations over the five-year period.