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The image presents a line graph detailing the percentage of households with internet access from 1999 to 2009 in four countries: in 1999, USA 20%, Canada 18%, Germany 9%, Indonesia 0%; in 2000, USA 26%, Canada 23%, Germany 12%, Indonesia 1%; in 2001, USA 41%, Canada 39%, Germany 23%, Indonesia 2%; in 2002, USA 50%, Canada 47%, Germany 31%, Indonesia 3%; in 2003, USA 55%, Canada 54%, Germany 40%, Indonesia 6%; in 2004, USA 61%, Canada 56%, Germany 50%, Indonesia 8%; in 2005, USA 66%, Canada 66%, Germany 58%, Indonesia 11%; in 2006, USA 68%, Canada 68%, Germany 67%, Indonesia 13%; in 2007, USA 70%, Canada 73%, Germany 75%, Indonesia 15%; in 2008, USA 75%, Canada 79%, Germany 78%, Indonesia 17%; in 2009, USA 70%, Canada 78%, Germany 83%, Indonesia 21%.
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The line graph illustrates the proportion of households in four different countries that had online access from 1999 to 2009.
Overall, all countries grew significantly over the period. Usa had highest percantage of household, while Indonesia had the lowest. Canada and Germany stood with medium share of households.
In the 1999, America with the biggest proportion of households with internet access, starting at around 20%, and this figure rose substantially to approximately 75%. Similarly, Germany with 10% of households experinced remarkable increase and ended with the same proportion as USA. Canada also saw a consistent changes, from approximately 15% of household in 1999 it rosed to just under 70%. These three countries with particulary same initial points, grew on at least 50% and showed great result by the end of the given period.
Indonesia, on the other hand, stood with only around 5% and during the period rose steadly to 20% by 2009, indicating a slower, however, sligh improvement compared to other countries.
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