The bar graph illustrates the proportion of households that have access to the internet in three different European countries, namely Germany, UK and Spain, in the time period between 2007 and 2019.
Overall, the number of houses which have readily accessible internet connection in Germany is much higher than those in the UK, which surpasses that in Spain.
It is evident from the chart that Germany remains to be the top country with the highest number of residencies with access to the internet over the given time period. It initially began with about 70% of the households and slowly rose up to 95%. Following this, the United Kingdom progressively rose from 60% to around 94% in the 22 year term. Despite starting off with only approximately 42% of the houses having access to the internet, Spain made incredible progress by steadily climbing up to 90% by the year 2019, which happens to be the largest increment out of the 3 countries.
In conclusion, the gap between the percentage of houses with accessible internet gradually decreased in the given time frame.