The given bar chart compares the proportion of individuals of different age brackets who used the internet for shopping in a specific EU country over a 10-year span from 2015 to 2025.
Overall, it is clear that all figures showed an upward trajectory throughout the period. It is also evident that youngest demographic had the highest percentage in the initial year, whereas those who aged 25-44 witnessed the most dramatic rise among the others.
In detail, the share of 16-24 years old accounted for 70% in 2015, compared with 30% for 45-64 age group. However, both of these figures showed an increase over the given years, reaching the highest point in the data of 90% by 16-24 years old by the end of the timeframe. Furthermore, the proportion of 45-64 age bracker recorded just over 50% by 2025.
Following this trend, the remaining age groups, namely 25-44 and over 65, both of which experienced an increase. Meanwhile, those who aged over 65 years old stood at 10% by 2015, but then this was followed by a further rise of 14 percentage points, reaching 24% by the end of the timescale. Similarly, the fraction of 25-44 years old represented 50% at the beginning of the data, while there was an increasing trajectory by 30 percentage points, to 80% over a 10-year period.