The graph illustrates the figures of sales of five different items in four seasons in a US department in 2011.
Overall, the sales were incredibly higher in autumn compared to the other seasons particularly in terms of women’s clothes, whereas the ratio demonstrated lower amounts of sale rates in winter.
To begin with the statistics shown regarding the sales in winter and spring, the amount of money earned through the sale of various range of tools were considerably lower than that of summer and autumn’s sales. In detail, large number of women were drawn to buying clothes in both seasons with markets profiting $40000 in winter before depicting a significant rise in spring with $60000. As for the secondary fast-moving items, sports eqiupment made up of $20000 of department’s income during cold days before witnessing an upward trend by $40000. Other goods, specifically cosmetics and jewellery were shown little interest by consumers which led to the lower sale rates with around $2000.
In summer and autumn, figure for the sales of women’s clothes were incredibly higher with a total of $80000 in the former month and more than $100000 in the latter. Furthermore, sales of jewellery and cosmetics made up around $40000 in autumn which was $10000 higher than other three seasons. However, men’s clothing rose slightly for about $40000 in summer, while figures for sports equipment saw sharp decrease to $20000 in the same period.