The illustration demonstrates data about the utilization of the internet across five nations in Europe in 2000.
Overall, Sweden had the highest proportion of internet users among the five countries, and Spain showed the lowest proportion. In contrast, the UK showed dominance in terms of average spending on shopping on the internet per person.
Sweden, the country where the internet was popular among the population, showed that 35 percent of the population used the internet. Meanwhile, Spain, which showed the lowest point in the data, had only 5 percent. The UK, which is second after Sweden in the highest percentage of internet usage, showed 20 percent. Germany and France, nations which did not have a significant amount of internet users, displayed 15 and 10 percent, respectively.
Average spending on shopping on internet shops showed that one person in the UK, on average, spent 87 euro, which is the peak among the other countries. Similarly, Sweden had 76 per person, which is relatively high. France and Germany showed 57 and 46 euro per individual. While Spain also had the lowest proportion, which is 10 euro per individual.