The bar chart compares the percentage of food purchased by people in town in various ways throughout the week, respectively in 2009, 2011, and 2013.
Overall, it is readily apparent that, Sunday was the most popular day for buying products in 2009 and 2011, however, for 2013, it was Saturday. It is clear that, Wednesday recorded the lowest figure for all years during the week.
Regarding 2009, the percentage of food stood at 70% on Monday, then decreased marginally to roughly 65% on Tuesday before falling to a low of 30% on Wednesday. On Thursday, it remained unchanged at 30%, after that experienced a significant increase to approximately 79%. Followed by on Friday, percentage of food increased slightly to about 89% before reaching a peak of roughly 93%.
In terms of 2011, on Monday the proportion of food buying recorded 70%, then rose slightly to approximately 78% on Tuesday before experiencing a considerable decrease and reached a low of roughly 35% on Wednesday. But then it climbed up significantly to 70% on Thursday. Afterward, the percentage of food experienced a slight increase respectively, 85% on Friday, 95% on Saturday, and reached a peak of approximately 97% on Sunday.
Turning to 2013, initially on Monday, the percentage of food accounted for around 71% on Tuesday, then decreased slightly to 60% before falling about 30% on Wednesday. Afterward, it increased to 40% on Thursday, then it experienced a considerable rise to about 87% on Friday. After then, it reached a peak of 100% on Saturday but then fell slightly to roughly 85%.