The line graph demonstrate the quantity of money spent on books on the internet by the residents of the United Kingdom from 1997 to 2002, moreover, pie chart illustrate the shaped proportions of nooks bought on the internet by four nations in the UK.
Overall, there were a stedy increase of books online consumptionn throughout five years. Most of the consumers were from England, whereas, the minority were from Northern Ireland.
in 1997, ten millions pounds had been spent on books on the internet by the UK population, during the next year the number was soaring to approximately 15.5 millions. From 1998 to 2000 the rise was considerable, the spendings accoundet just over 20 millions, however, the growth was slowed down for the remainser of the period, the peak culminated about 25 millions.
A significant majority of individuals who bought books on the internet, were from England, 81% respectively, while, only one percent were from Northern Ireland. 10% of Wales inhabitants bought books online and on two percent less in Scotland.