The bar chart provides information about sales of games software, CDs and DVD or video worldwide between 2000 to 2003.
Overall, the sales of games software and DVD or video saw a rising trend, while those of CDs declined steadily throughout the period. Despite this, the amount of money earned by selling CDs was higher than any other category in each year.
In 2000, the sales of games software accounted for around $15 billion, which increased gradually and reached just under $20 billion at the end of the period. Similarly, there was an increased sales on DVD or video, rising from approximately $18 billion to nearly double from 2000 to 2003. However, their sales never exceeded CD’s, with games software earning the least money and DVD or video ranking the second during the period.
On the other hand, CDs accounted for around $35 billion for selling at the beginning of the period. Although its sales saw a decreasing trend, reduced to approximately $31 billion by 2003, it is still the best seller among all items.