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Band 5+: The charts show the information about the use of Internet in five countries in Erope in 2000.

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The image includes a horizontal bar chart titled "The population using internet" with 5 bars labeled from top to bottom as Spain, France, Sweden, Germany, and UK, each bar representing a percentage with no numerical data points given. Below, a pie chart titled "The Average spending on shopping on the Internet per person (€)" divided into 5 segments with numerical labels 87, 46, 76, 57 and 10, each associated with a country from the previous chart but without an explicit indication of which segment corresponds to which country.
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The bar grap illustrates the proportion of population who used online platfrome and the pie chat depicts average spending on the internet in frive different countries, Germany, Sweden, France, Spain and UK in 2000.

Overall, while the proportion of population internet using in Sweden was the highest rate, the Spain was the least usage country. Furthermore, average spending on internet per person Sweden recorded the highest spending

The proprtion of population using internet in Sweden reported the highest rate compared to the other countries, accounting for 35%. Meanwhile, UK recorded the second highest proprtion, standing at 20%, and Spain was the least population rate, at around 5%. In comparison, France recoreded more than dobule that of Spain, accounting for 10%.

In contrast, average spending for shopping on the internet UK had the highest earning, accounting for more than three quarters per peson and France reported at just over half. In comparison, Sweden had the second highest spending on the internet, at just over three quarters per capita. However, Spain recorded the lowest internet spending on shopping, amount of one in ten per capita.

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The charts show the information about the use of Internet in five countries in Erope in 2000.

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