The bar chart demonstrates the percentage distribution of Internet users across different age groups in Taiwan from 1998 to 2000.
Overall, the 16-30 age group maintained a dominant position throughout the period, despite showing a downward trend. The 31-50 age bracket also exhibited a gradual decline, while both the youngest (less than 15) and oldest (50 or more) age groups, although representing the smallest proportions, displayed an upward trajectory.
The 16-30 age group accounted for the highest percentage of Internet users, beginning at 53% in 1998, before experiencing a decline to 45% in 1999 and further decreasing to 44% in 2000. A similar pattern was observed in the 31-50 age bracket, which witnessed a steady decrease from 41% in 1998 to 39% in 1999, finally dropping to 37% by 2000.
Regarding the remaining age groups, both the under-15 and over-50 categories demonstrated comparable growth patterns, despite representing the smallest proportions of users. The percentage of users under 15 rose steadily from 2% in 1998 to 8% in 1999, before reaching 9% in 2000. Similarly, the over-50 age group saw an increase from 4% in 1998 to 8% in 1999, ultimately reaching 10% by 2000.