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The image shows a line graph from 1999 to 2009 detailing household internet access percentage: in 1999, France 5%, Germany 9%, UK 10%, Spain 4%; 2000, France 12%, Germany 15%, UK 19%, Spain 10%; 2001, France 17%, Germany 24%, UK 31%, Spain 12%; 2002, France 24%, Germany 33%, UK 39%, Spain 17%; 2003, France 30%, Germany 42%, UK 49%, Spain 23%; 2004, France 34%, Germany 53%, UK 54%, Spain 28%; 2005, France 41%, Germany 62%, UK 60%, Spain 32%; 2006, France 52%, Germany 67%, UK 66%, Spain 39%; 2007, France 58%, Germany 71%, UK 70%, Spain 45%; 2008, France 67%, Germany 75%, UK 75%, Spain 51%; 2009, France 74%, Germany 79%, UK 80%, Spain 57%.
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The line chart illustrates the proportion of households that had access to the Internet in four separete countries over a ten-year period.
Obviously, the UK had by far the largest rates. It can be observed that its percentages rose dramatically (from 30% to 80%) until 2006 and then continued to grow slightly, reaching 85% in 2009. In contrast, percentage of homes connected to the Internet in Spain has the smallest rates among other countries. Although its performane increased moderately from 5% in 1999 to 19% in 2007, it soared and ultimately reached its peak by about 75% in 2009. Other countries, Germany and France, were approximately at the same level. The proportion of households with Internet availability was initially 11% and 10% in 1999, rising to 85% and 80% by the end of the period, respectively.
Overall, it is clear that all four countries experienced a significant increase in the proportion of households using the Internet over the period shown.
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