The bar chart illustrates how much money was spent on two different electronic equipments ( computers and smartphones) in country x between 2011 and 2015.
Overall, it is clear from the chart that, computers were purchased higher quantity than smartphones by individuals who reside in country x in the second half of the period. Another noticeable point is that, the least expenditure was on smartphones in the first half of the year, then it stood steadily throughout two years.
In 2011, country x outspent exactly 30 million dollars on computers while it spent 10 million dollars on smartphones. Expenditure on computers increased gradually by approximately 5 million dollars, from 30 million dollars to 35 million dollars in 2012; however people did not spend money on smartphones. It stood at 10 million dollars from 2011 to 2013. Additionally, there was a significant difference between expenditure on computers and smartphones in 2013.
In contrast, smartphones witnessed a moderate rise of 20 million dollars from 10 million dollars to 30 million dollars in 2014. In this year, computers accounted for about 45 million dollars. On the other hand, in 2015, smartphones and computers experienced nearly 45 and 50 million dollars, respectively. As it were, utilizing the smartphones increase via citizens of country x