The chart presents the information about popularity of five magazines among clients of a company in the UK fron 2001 to 2009.
Overall, while the social magazines were more frequently sold in the beginning of the studied period, the economics had become more intereresting area for buyers by the end of the exploration. Besides, sales of the of journals about economics or movie underwent the growth. However, social area had a steady decline in interest in this, and, besides, sports and music faced with a range of ups and downs.
To begin, various types of magazines were the most popular every year. In 2001, 40% of clients preferred social publications, which was the most considerable part among all buyers. However, by 2005, this share had halved, and journals devoted to economics, sports, and movie had become the most frequently sold (25%). Furthermore, in 2009, publications about economics became the most common (35%).
In addition, a range of the magazines with various topics had different trends in their sales over the years. For example, economics and movie were characterised by the rise in percentage of sales (from 25% to 35% and from 5% to 30%, respectively). Besides, social area underwent decrease from 40% to 5%. Share of sold magazines about sports and music fluctuated around 22% and 7.5%, respectively.