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The image presents a table detailing internet access percentages among households categorized by income within a European country over the years 2007 to 2017, enumerating as follows: 2007 with 25% in low income, 55% in middle income, and 80% in high income; 2009 with 35% in low income, 65% in middle income, and 88% in high income; 2011 with 45% in low income, 75% in middle income, and 93% in high income; 2013 with 52% in low income, 81% in middle income, and 95% in high income; 2015 with 60% in low income, 87% in middle income, and 97% in high income; 2017 with 68% in low income, 92% in middle income, and 99% in high income.
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The bar chart illustrates the percentage of households with different income levels that had internet access in a European country between 2007 and 2017.
Overall, it is clear that the number of households with internet access increased across all income groups. The most significant change was seen in low-income households, while the high-income group experienced a smaller increase.
The highest percentage of access was consistently found in high-income households, rising from 80% in 2007 to 99% in 2017. Middle-income households also showed a strong upward trend, from 55% to 92%. In contrast, low-income households started at only 25% in 2007, but rose dramatically to 68% by 2017.
The most notable growth occurred in the low-income group, with an increase of 43 percentage points. Middle-income households rose by 37%, while the high-income group showed the smallest increase of 19 percentage points over the period.
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