The table illustrates the data on the reasons for online shopping, while the pie chart depicts the websites where consumers bought their products in Australia and New Zealand in 2012.
Overall, it is evident that the vast majority of public purchased their products from both local and international websites, while the majority of reasons seem to be lower prices than physical stores.
With regards to the pie chart, most people both in Australia and New Zealand (72) % and (65)% purchased their items from local and international websites. A small minority of people in both countries use international websites for bought their products. There are 20% and 25% of customers in both countries purchased their products from local websites.
Looking at the table chart, most people in both countries bought their items because of lower price than physical stores. There are 24% and 22% of people in two countries who bought their products for convenience. Moreover,18% and 16% customers in both continents bought for the quality of the products. Only 5% in each country’s people bought for other reasons.