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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 compares the percentage of households that had internet access in four different countries: USA, Canada, Germany, and Indonesia between 1999 and 2009.
Overall, it is clear that the number of households with internet increased in all countries. While USA, Canada, and Germany showed a very big growth and finished with similar high levels, Indonesia’s progress was much more slow and it remained the lowes
In 1999, the USA had the highest proportion of internet users at around 20%. Canada and Germany followed with approximately 10% and 5% respectively. During the first six years, these three countries saw a steady rise. By 2005, the figures for USA and Canada reached about 40% and 35%, while Germany grew to around 25%.
From 2005 to 2009, Germany’s figures increased very fast and it caught up with the other two countries. At the end of the period, the USA, Canada, and Germany all peaked at nearly 80%. In contrast, Indonesia started with almost 0% in 1999. Although it had some growth, it only reached about 10% by 2009, which was much lower than the other nations.
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