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The provided charts illustrate the proportion of population using internet and the average spending of people for online shopping in five European countries in 2000. Overall, Sweden has the highest percentage of people using internet, while Spain has the contrary trend. At the same time, UK’s population’s spendings indicate the highest spendings on their purchases, […]
The provided graphs compares percentage of the internet users’ population and the share of average consumption on the online store in five countries(spain, France, Sweden, Germany, UK) in Europe in 2000. In general, in Sweden, the internet users are dramatically higher than other countries. However, the average cost on the online stores in Spain was […]
The provided charts below depict the statistics about the usage of the internet in five European countries: Spain, France, Sweden, Germany and the Uk in 2000. The two charts compare the population of those particular countries using the internet and the amount of an average spending on shopping online per person. Overall, it is clear […]
The bar chart compares Spain, France, Sweden, Germany and UK in terms of the number of people who use the internet. While the pie chart illustrates average spending on online shopping across five countries. Overall, the percentage of the population using the internet in Sweden was the highest figure, but Spain composed the smalles proportion. […]
The bar chart and pie chart gives data about the using of internet network in five European nations in 2000. Information is divided into the percentage of population using internet in the bar chart and the spending of individuals in the internet shopping in the pie chart. Overall, Spain was last in the population using […]
The charts illustrate the popularity of internet usage in various countries and the average amount of money each person spent on online shopping in 2000. Overall, Sweden had the highest rate of internet usage. Similarly, the highest average per person expenditure on virtual shopping was the UK. The level of Spanish was the lowest in […]
