The bar chart represents the sale revenue from four distinct of products, reportes yearly during 2016 to 2019 in US dollars. This data is grouped into the trendy products and low demand goods. Overall, electronic goods were mostly sold in the entire of the period.
Starting with the high demand group, electronic sales accounted for 200,000 and clothing was slightly lower at 160,000. Then there was a significant drop in 2017 and it surged to 220,000 which was the highest sale revenues in 2018, before falling to around 200,000 in 2019. In contrast, clothings continuelly grew up tp roughly 180,000 in 2018 then there was a slight decline to just over 170,000 a year later.
Moving to another group, the sale revenue of the furniture accounted for just over 60,000 and 100,000 for books in the beginning of the period. Whereas in a year later, the furniture rocked to approximately 150,000 while there was a downturn in books revenue with just under 55,000. After that the furniture dropped marginally to 110,000. However, there was a noticable upside in books that accounted for 95,000. Lastly, these two types of product started to have the similar consumption in 2019 with 90,000 and around 100,000 for furniture and books, respectively.