Given are two circle charts concerning the percentage of four retail sectors in terms of travel, film\music, books and clothes in an online way in new Zealand in two separate years 2003 and 2013.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that it was travel whose proportion was the highest of all while the figure for books consisted the least percentage in the former year. By contrast, film and music ranked in the first place, witnessing a growing trend in the latter year.
Focusing on details, 36% of online sales for retail sectors was made up of travel which was the most popular item in 2003. The figure for clothes accounted for nearly the same as film and music, comprising 24 and 21 respectively. The least bought item was for books which consisted of 19%.
2013 witnessed a marked decrease of 29% in the online sales for books while the figure for film and music outnumbered with 33%. As regards books, it accounted for roughly a quarter, experiencing a negligible increase by 3%. Regarding clothes, its proportion was nowhere near as high as that of film and music, making up 16% in 2013.
Given
are
two circle charts concerning the percentage of four retail sectors in terms of travel, film\music,
books
and clothes
in an online way
in
new Zealand
in two separate years 2003 and 2013.
Overall
, what stands out from the graph is that it was travel whose proportion was the highest of all while the figure for
books
consisted the least percentage in the former year. By contrast, film and
music
ranked in the
first
place, witnessing a growing trend in the latter year.
Focusing on
details
, 36% of online sales for retail sectors
was made
up of travel which was the most popular item in 2003. The figure for clothes accounted for
nearly
the same as film and
music
, comprising 24 and 21
respectively
. The least
bought
item was for
books
which consisted of 19%.
2013 witnessed a marked decrease of 29% in the online sales for
books
while the figure for film and
music
outnumbered with 33%. As regards
books
, it accounted for roughly a quarter, experiencing a negligible increase by 3%. Regarding clothes, its proportion was nowhere near as high as that of film and
music
, making up 16% in 2013.