The bar chart compares the percentage of people used the Internet, whereas the pie chart illustrates how much money residents spent on online shopping in average in five European countries in 2000.
Looking at the bar chart, it is immediately that Sweden recorded the highest figure in 2002, while the opposite was true for Spanish people. Additionally, in the pie chart, the UK’s expenditure spent on shopping in the Internet was the highest, followed by Sweden, whereas Spanish Internet users spent the least the amount of money in 2002.
In the bar chart, the figure for Sweden dominated the chart at approximately 35%, which was nearly 15% higher than that of the UK. People in Germany ranked third at roughly 15%, while there were only 10% and 5% in terms of France and Spain, respectively.
In the pie chart, the UK’s expenditure topped the list, accounting for 87$, compared to Sweden at around 76$. The money spent by France in online shopping stood at the third position of 57$, which was approximately 10$ higher than that of Germany. Spain reached the lowest point at only 10$.