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The image illustrates the proportion of businesses making e-commerce purchases in various Canadian industries from 2015 to 2019. In the Manufacturing sector, the percentages are 38% (2015), 49% (2016), 51% (2017), 63% (2018), and 74% (2019). Construction figures are 32% (2015), 34% (2016), 41% (2017), 50% (2018), and 59% (2019). Wholesale displays 55% (2015), 62% (2016), 64% (2017), 67% (2018), and 73% (2019). Retail percentages are 46% (2015), 51% (2016), 59% (2017), 67% (2018), and 70% (2019). Information & Communications show 66% (2015), 75% (2016), 78% (2017), 83% (2018), and 81% (2019). Each category progresses year by year with numerical data indicating the level of involvement in e-commerce purchasing within each industry annually.
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The bar chart showed the percentage of business in industry of Canada that are engaged in purchasing of ecommerce from 2015 to 2019.
Overall, it is evident that manufacturing, construction, wholesale, retail and information & communication increased significantly during the period. From 2015 onwards, the business of information and communication has the highest percentage. While, construction has the lowest percentage.
In 2015, the percentage of business of information and communication stood at roughly 60%. By contrast, at the same time the percentage of business of construction stood at approximatively 20%. Thereafter, the percentage of business of construction rose dramatically at almost 60% in the final year. Furthermore, the percentage of business of wholesale climbed steadily at around 60% at the end of period. In the other hand, in 2015 the percentage of business of retail increased considerably at nearby 50% before stabilizing until 2017.
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