Two pie charts illustrate the percentage of four types of online sales, including electronics and appliances, food and drinks, and home furnishings and games for retail sectors in Canada from 2005 to 2010.Overall, the proportion of electronics and food decreased, whereas the opposite was true for home furnishings and video games. The proportion of online sales of electronics and appliances stood out among them with its highest figures while the reverse was undeniably true for home furnishings.
Looking at the chart, we can witness that the percentage of electronics and appliances was 35%, considered the highest among other types of retail in 2005. However, it experienced a minimal decrease to 30% in 2010.Moreover, this was followed by home furnishings, which constituted a quarter of sales and declined to 15% in 2010.
In contrast, the food and beverage market ranked third; commencing at 22% in 2005, it increased 10 percentage points higher within 5 years. Finally, the video game sales accounted for 18% in 2005 before rising to 33% in 2010.
