The table below illustrates how young people in Tokyo, Japan, listened to music over the past month. Additionally, the pie chart presents an international record company’s findings on whether people favored live or recorded music.
Overall, males made up the largest proportion of MP3 players, whereas for both males and females, CDs had smaller shares. It is also clear from the company’s findings on whether people preferred live music.
From the data in the table, men made up 79% of the MP3 player users, representing a significant share. Live music comes next at 60%, while Internet usage is slightly lower by 5%. Among females, 44% attended live music events, which is 2% lower than their use of the Internet. Moreover, 19% of men purchased CDs, whereas the figure for women was 3% higher.
Meanwhile, the pie chart provides information about the company’s data on people who received the greatest proportion of live music, 70%. Just over a quarter of participants chose recorded music. About 4% of respondents were unsure about whether they preferred recorded music or live music.
