Bar Graph Showing the Total Manufacturing Production in Percentages IELTS Writing Task 1

It regained its position in 2000 after a period of fluctuation. As the graph shows, Asia was the leader in 1840 contributing 50% to the total.However, in 80 years the manufacturing declined in Asia and in 1920 only 20% of manufacturing was by Asia. Later in 2000, the production increased to 45% which was quite a hike from 1880. In the case of Europe, Manufacturing production increased 1840 to 1920 starting from 40% to 50%. However, it declined from 1960 to 2000 dropping at 28%. Meanwhile, for the rest of the world, contribution to manufacturing production in 1840 was only 10%. But it increased to around 37% in the 1960s and declined to 32% in the 2000. Overall, it can be seen that Asia has been performing most effectively in the world of manufacturing production as can be seen from the rise in 2000. While the rest of the world performed quite well and in similarity with Europe it declined in 2000 while Europe declined further by 28%.

In 1840, Asia was the leader of the manufacturing production with a level of 50% of it being handled by the Asian region. However, it declined in the following years with only a 30% contribution in 1880 and in 1960 it only 20%. However, it revived itself in the 2000 as depicted in the graph. In 80 years the manufacturing declined in Asia and in 1920 only 20% of manufacturing was by Asia. Later in 2000, the production increased to 45% which was quite a hike from 1880. Taking into consideration the contribution of Europe, the region was only included in the manufacturing production for 40% of the total But increased significantly in the following years. It led up to 50% in the production in 1920 which was a great peak however, it declined in later years. Meanwhile, for the rest of the world, can be seen contributing in initial years for only 10%. But it increased effectively by 37% in the 1960s and declined to 32% in the 2000. While the rest of the world performed in similarity with Europe it declined in 2000 while Europe declined further by 28%. Overall, Asia can be seen to be performing most effectively in the world of manufacturing production as can be seen from the rise in 2000.

For the rest of the world which began with 10% of contribution led up to 37% in 1960s but declined consequently to 32% in 2000. However, the noteworthy decline in contribution is that of Asia which fell from 50% to as low as 20% in 1920. However, it took pace from 1960 increasing to 25% and further to 45% in 2000, a sharp peak in 40 years time. Considering the case of Europe, it can be seen that the contribution of Europe peaked in the 1920s when Asia was declining. The manufacturing production in Europe in 1920 was as high as 50%. But declined in the following years in 1920 with a contribution of 37%. This implies that in 1960, Europe and the rest of the world contributed equivalently in the manufacturing production. As in 2000, Europe’s contribution can be seen to be only 28% which is a decline of 9% in the last 40 years. While the rest of the world’s contribution also declined it was still higher than Europe at 32% as depicted in the graph.