The bar chart illustrates information about the population using the internet in percentage, while the pie chart shows the average spending on shopping on the internet per person for the same countries. From the overall perspective, it is readily apparent that Sweden dominates in internet consumption, followed by the UK, Germany, France, and then Spain. On the other hand, the United Kingdom held the top spot for median expenditure on internet shopping, going over Sweden, France, Germany, and Spain, which had the lowest figure overall.
Considering the table firstly, it is obvious that Sweden had the biggest percentage of people using the internet at 35%, which was nearly double the UK’s 20% on the trend. Further, each subsequent nation was 5% lower, with Germany at 15%, France at 10%, and then Spain at 5%.
Regarding the pie chart, UK citizens spent 87€ on average, slightly above Sweden (76€). French internet users paid out 57€, almost a dozen euros above Germany (46€). Spain trailed the other nations drastically, and residents spent just 10€ per person on average.