The bar chart provides data on the proportion of people who use the internet for various purposes in a British city in 2007 and 2009.
Overall, shopping was the most commonly performed activity in both years. Learning was the least preferred activity in 2009, whereas watching TV was the least popular option in 2007.
The proportion of shopping accounted for 45% and rose slightly to half in 2009, while the figure for job seeking stood at almost 25%, before increasing marginally to 30%. The magnitude of change for TV was almost identical to shopping and job seeking, rising from nearly 15% to 20% until 2009.
As for the remaining categories, the percentage for banking fell by 5 percentage points, from 40% to 35%. Learning followed a similar pattern, declining from 20% to 15% in 2009. The figure for music experienced a noticeable fall, from 38% to 30%. Interestingly, the proportion of games stayed the same at 20% in both years.
