The provided pie charts demonstrate the distribution of online shopping sales across the particular consumer goods sectors in New Zealand for two distinct years: 2003 and 2013.
Overall, during the given period several changes occurred in the retail sectors, increasing and decreasing percentages of shopping sales. In the previous year the travel was the dominant indicator while the books are the smallest one. By the 2013 film and music had become the most popular and the clothes regarded as the smallest portion.
It is notable that travel and clothes had the declining portion and rest sectors experienced noticeable growing over the ten-years-period.
Looking at the details, in 2003 that travel and clothes made up 24% and 36% but as time passes these figures fall to 16% and 29% of online sales.
In comparison, films and music increased from 21% to 33% and it also considered the most significant retail in terms of this chart while books showed the 3% incline which is the least retaliation by 2013.