The line graph illustrates the proportion of households with Internet access in Japan, the USA, and Mexico between 2000 and 2020.
Overall, Internet usage increased in all three countries over the period. The USA consistently had the highest percentage of connected homes, while Mexico remained the lowest throughout the years.
In 2000, roughly 45% of households in the USA had access to the Internet, compared to about 25% in Japan. Mexico had the lowest figure at approximately 10%. Over the following decade, all three nations experienced steady growth, with the USA rising to around 70%, Japan reaching just over 50%, and Mexico increasing to nearly 30%.
By 2020, Internet access had expanded further in all regions. The USA reached nearly 90%, remaining the leader. Japan also saw a substantial rise, climbing to about 75%. Although Mexico continued to be the lowest, its figure tripled compared to 2000, reaching around 60%, representing the most significant proportional growth.
