Presented is a bar chart illustrating percentages of five distinct magazines sold by a company in the UK from 2001 to 2009.
From an overall perspective, economics is the most favorite magazines throughout the period, whereas music is undesirable types that being sold. Notably, social magazines in 2005 become the highest that had been sold compared with the remaining throughout the period.
Turning first to economics magazines, there was about 25% that published in 2001 and 2005 before thriving to approximately 35% in 2009, becoming the best seller type of magazine that has been sold in that year. In addition, sports occupied around 19% in 2001, which was lower than roughly 6% of that in 2005, falling to 20% in the end of the period.
Moving on to the social magazines, this type reached its peak in 2005 with approximately 40% and decreasing over time, about 20% in 2005 and around 5% in 2009. Moreover, music witnessed the lowest major part of sold magazines compared with others: about 10% in 2001, reducing to around 5% in 2005 and slightly increasingback to 10% in 2009. Finally, movie magazine had a remarkable development: started at around 5% in the beggining of the period before climbing to approximately 25% in 2005 and ended with about 30% in 2009.