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Band 5+: The diagrams below illustrate portions of the populations and where they choose to buy groceries, by country.

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The image shows pie charts for grocery shopping preferences in three countries: The USA has Walmart 36%, Tesco 16%, Aldi 20%, Albertsons 7.5%, Others 20%; England has Walmart 14%, Tesco 14%, Aldi 45%, Albertsons 7%, Others 21%; Switzerland has Walmart 7%, Tesco 4%, Aldi 4%, Albertsons 21%, Others 64%.
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The charts show propotions of the populations and where they choose to buy groceries, bu country.

Overall, what stands out from the graph is that the highest buyer of aldi is Switzerland. The second most buyer is England which approximately 30 percents. While the USA only bought 7 percents.

First of all, if looking at the Walmart, Tesco, and Aldi. We can see that the highest part of USA is walmart which is 36 percents, England buy in walmart only 14 percents, and Switzerland only bought 4 percents. The USA buyt form Tesco and Aldi only 21 and 7 percent. In England Tesco is 45 percent while Aldi 30 percent. Switzerland has Aldi more than Tesco.

If loooking at the remaining categories Albertsons and others. The USA buy form Albertsons more than others. While in England and Switzerland buy from Albertsons only 1 and 5 percents. And purchase from other in England 10 percentswhile in Switzerland zero

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