The following bar chart illustrates the difference between sales of toys for young individuals in 2012 and 2016. Statistics show the information about six countries: the USA, the UK, Japan, Brazil, India, and China.
Overall, in both years, the biggest proportion of sales was in the UK, followed by the USA in second place. In contrast, in 2012, India had the lowest number of purchased toys, while in 2016, Japan and Brazil had the least number of sales.
Turning to the details, it is clear from the graph, that the dominant country was the UK. In 2012 they have sold 6 US$ billion, and four years later, they increased this number to 8 US$ billion. India also had approximately the similar growth of 2 US$ billion, from 2012 to 2016, namely from around 0 US$ billion to 2 US$ billion.
In addition, Japan in both years has only 1 US$ billion of purchases. Similarly, China has the same amount of children’s toys sales as Japan in 2012, while Brazil in 2016.
