The bar chart provides information about the annual number of rental and sales across three different sales type of film among several store from 2002 to 2011. Overall, there was a notable shift in the number of rental and sales over the nine-year period. Rental film decreased steadily over years, while DVD sales rose substantially. A similar trend was reflected in the VH5 sales, whereas blu-ray sales increased slightly in 2007 until 2011.
In 2002, Rental’s film dominated the market, accounted for around 185,000 units, while VH5 and DVD sales lagged behind at around 85,000 and 45,000 units. Rentals film declined until 2011, and VH5 sales dropped and gone in 2006. This distribution underscores that cutomer heavily reliant on rentals film.
By 2011, DVD became the most widely used, reached about 180,000 units sales, whereas rentals film dropped to around 60,000 units. Blu-ray sales increased slightly, reached about 12,000 units. This data reflects a significant shift towards consumer preference in film industry.
