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The image presents a bar chart illustrating UK e-commerce sales values in £ billion across four industry sectors from 2009 to 2015. Wholesale: 2009 approximates 120, 2010 around 140, 2011 circa 150, 2012 about 170, 2014 near 200, 2015 roughly 240. Manufacturing: 2009 approximates 40, 2010 around 70, 2011 circa 80, 2012 about 90, 2014 near 120, 2015 roughly 140. Transport and storage: 2009 approximately 30, 2010 around 35, 2011 about 40, 2012 nearly 45, 2014 roughly 60, 2015 near 80. Information and communication: 2009 about 15, 2010 roughly 20, 2011 around 25, 2012 nearly 35, 2014 approximately 40, 2015 nearly 50.
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The bar chart illustrates the value of UK online shopping sales by industry sector in a 6-year period from 2009 to 2015 .The graph excludes micro-enterprises,and calculed in billions of euros.
Overall,wholesale profits were the highest and dominated for the whole timeline,followed by manufacturing that also demostrated high e-commerce sales.As for transport and storage,information and communication both online shopping sales were practically equal and lower than other.
The wholesale profits were the highest and ranged between 150 to 200 billions of euros in every year besides 2009 where the sales estimated approximately 130 billions of euros. As for manufacturing e-commerce revenue was also high,and extended at 100 billions of euros to 150 billions.Both transport and storage and information and communication illustrated lowest results and ranged between 0 to 50 billions of euros in a 6 year-period
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