The pie charts give information about what websites consumers from Australia and New Zealand used to purchase products in 2012, whereas the table shows reasons for bying products online.
Overall, it can be seen that both Australian and New Zealand consumers prefered local websites to international ones, while the primary reason in the cost of purchases.
Turning to details, solely international websites accounted for 8% and 10% in Australia and New Zealand respectively, compared to local websites that were slightly more popular in the given year, making up 20% in Australia and exactly a quarter in New Zealand. However, most order were made with the combination of both local and international websites, with 72% for Australia and 65% for New Zealand.
With regard to motives for online shopping, lower prices in online stores were the most common reason, with more than half of the customers reporting so in both countries. It was followed by convinience, with 24% for Australia and 22% for New Zealand, and quality of products, with 18% for the former and 16% for the latter.