These two pie charts compares online shopping purchases of 4 goods, namely – electronics and appliance, home furnishings, food and beverage, and video games, between 2004 and 2010, in Canada.
Overall, it is worth noting that electronics and appliance and food and beverage made up a huge proportion of this pie chart, accounting for 30% and 32% respectively, whereas the exact opposite could be observed when it comes to video games and home furnishings, over the span.
To begin with, in 2005, the least sold product were video games, which constituted of 18%. Compared to video games, Electronics and appliance figure was more than double of video games. Also, both home furnishings and food and beverage together were responsible for 47%.
Turning to details of 2010, only video games witnessed growth in that year, increasing by 5%, while both food and beverage and home furnishing declined by 10% respectively. Although electronics and appliance sales went down, it still comprised large percentage, which was 30%