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The image shows the data for percentage of money spent on advertising channels in a specific country from 2010 to 2040. In 2010: TV 40%, Newspapers 50%, Magazines 30%, Radio 40%, Internet 10%. In 2015: TV 38%, Newspapers 48%, Magazines 28%, Radio 40%, Internet 15%. In 2020: TV 35%, Newspapers 45%, Magazines 25%, Radio 35%, Internet 27%. In 2025: TV 30%, Newspapers 42%, Magazines 24%, Radio 32%, Internet 38%. In 2030: TV 28%, Newspapers 38%, Magazines 22%, Radio 30%, Internet 45%. In 2035: TV 22%, Newspapers 30%, Magazines 19%, Radio 28%, Internet 60%. In 2040: TV 20%, Newspapers 25%, Magazines 17%, Radio 25%, Internet 70%.
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The line graph compares how much money was spent on five different advertising sources between 2010 and 2040.
Overall, it is expected that money spent on one type of advertising will have increased by 2040, while investment in the others have declined.
In more detail, TV was given the largest amount of money in 2010, at 50%, which reached the peak at 60% in the next 10 years. However, 2020 saw a sharp decline in money spent on TV, which is projected to plummet at 40% in 2030 and fall to its lowest point by 2040.
The percentage of investment in newspapers, magazines and radio varied between 30% and 50% in 2010. Similar to TV, the amount of money spent on them will have gone down, the figures for which ranged from 20% to 30% by 2040.
In contrast , a remarkable rise was witnessed on the Internet. Starting at 10% in 2010, the proportion for it is expected to surge to approximately 55%, surpassing that for TV, and take the lead at over 60% in 2040.
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