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Band 4+: The pie charts show the online shopping sales for reatil sectors in Australia in 2010 and 2015

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The image comprises two pie charts depicting online shopping sales percentages for retail sectors in Australia for 2010 and 2015. For the year 2010, the distribution is as follows: Electric & appliance at 27%, Food & Beverage at 21%, Home Furnishings at 19%, Video Games at 23%, Gift Items at 7%, and Books at 3%. For the year 2015, the percentages shift to: Electric & appliance at 34%, Food & Beverage at 22%, Home Furnishings at 16%, Video Games at 18%, Gift Items at 5%, and Books at 5%.
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This pie chart shows the online shopping sales sectors by people in Australia from 2010 to 2015. There is 6 sectors that people doing and it is have some changes in 5 years.

Overall, the smallest in this pie chart is books. It is 4 percent of all the pie chart. It is not good thing that to sell online, so that is the worts one. Second one is gift items. This also not that thing to buy online so it is only 7 percent. Next thing is video games. This is large one than last ones because this is popular and everybody buy it in that time. Also people buy food and beverage it is good to save time and quality. Then there is a home furnitures that people buy online. it is really comfortable and saves time. The biggest one is electric and applance. It is 27 percent of all the chart and the last one.

In 2015 the pie chart changes a bit. Some things was stuck like in 2010. Especially the gift items and video games. In 2015 games was lost his popularity and gifts increase that it it more useful to buy it online than go to the giftshop.

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