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The image shows a line graph with the percentage of money spent on advertising from 2010 to 2040 for five categories: TV starts at 40% in 2010, peaks at 45% around 2012, decreases to around 40% by 2020, then falls sharply to approximately 22% in 2040; Newspapers begin at 25% in 2010, drop to 20% in 2020, and further descend to 10% by 2040; Magazines are at 10% in 2010, slightly decline, stabilizing around 8% from 2020 onward; Radio starts at 10% in 2010, remains constant till 2020, and then decreases steadily to 5% in 2040; Internet starts at 5% in 2010, increases rapidly to reach 25% by 2020, surpasses TV, and is projected to reach nearly 60% by 2040.
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The line graph illustrates how much money was spent on advertising between 2010 and 2040, measured in %. Overall, TV was initially the most expensive advertisement, while the Internet experienced the lowest position.
In 2010, the proportion of money spent on TV consisted of around 50%, while the Internet stood at the lowest level at 10%. Next ten years, both showed different results, the share of TV peaked at 60% which was followed by the Internet at 25%. Next 20 years, it is predicted that the figure will drop to 39% in TV, while that of money will surge and reach a peak at about 65%.
Looking for Newspapers, Magazines, and Radio, Newspapers and Magazines had almost equal proportions, at approximately 35%, while Radio was 10% higher. During the years all advertising started to decline by 30% (Newspaper and Magazines), and by 40 (Radio). The figure is expected to drop by 10% in each.
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