The provided figures shows the number of WEB users in some European countrys, and the commonness of internet shopping in these states.
In general, the total number of Internet users rose significantly between 1995 and 2004, and the UK accounted for the largest proportion of Internet used. We can also see that Internet shopping was considerably higher in France than in other two countries.
Looking at the number of internet users for period from 1995 to 2004, UK has the highest proportion, with approximately number of the population using the internet. This is followed by Germany with around 5-15 million internet users in this period. France comes next, with about 2-6 million people using the internet. In contrast, Switzerland and Spain have considerably fewer internet users, with 1-4 million and 0.5-2 million, respectively. This significant difference in the number of internet users highlights varying levels of digital accessibility across the countries.
In terms of online shopping, France leads with the highest prevalence of e-commerce, with for 50% of the population engaging in online shopping. Meanwhile, Switzerland and Germany have somewhat lower figures, at 30% and 20%.