Band 6+: The pie chart below shows the frecuency of US Adults' online purchasing habits in 2015 , while the bart chart shows a further classification denoting online purchasing preferences .

The pie chart illustrates the regularity of U.S. buying habits of adults in 2015, whilst the bar chart represents a future classification, indicating online customer preferences.

Overall, a quarter of adults never shopped from the website, while most purchasers bought in physical stores. The vast majority of people preferred buying in physical stores.

The highest percentage of inhabitants who bought goods from websites was 37%. On the other hand, a quarter of citizens of the US never ordered anything during the given period. 15% of residents acquired items online every week. 28 % of individuals spent money online every week. Above a quarter of humans spent money on online shopping a few times a month.

The lowest indicator of income was less frequent than online customers, demonstrating more than 20%. However, the figure of online purchasers was also the highest, approximately 82% of real clients. More physical sales were monthly and all shopping represented almost the same. Although, buying online was almost the same as all shoppers . Weekly, it’s less than 40% for simple markets and about 62% from website orders.