The line chart illustrates the amount of money people allocated to advertising fields in a particular nation between 2010 and 2040. Overall, people spent less money on most advertising sources, except internet, which witnessed an upward trend throughout the period. Another noticeable point is that magazines was predominantly received the least money among other sources.
In 2010, internet accounted for 10 percent of the total money from residents, which is the least popular at this time. After that, there was a dramatic rise of 45 in the percentage of money spent on internet in 2030, before reaching a peak at 65 percent at the ending of the period.
At the beginning of the period, the most popular advertising source is TV, at 50 percent, followed by a steady increase to 60 percent in 2020. After two years, the financial allocation to TV was seen a gradual drop of 20 percent. Moreover, in 2010, radio stood at over 45 percent, before falling rapidly to below 30 percent in the final year. Meanwhile, individuals allocated to 35 percent of their total money to newspapers, then newspapers saw a slight fall to 20 percent in 2040 . A similar trend could be observed in magazines, which made up over 30 percent, and declined to under 20 percent in 2040.