The bar chart illustrates how many people were using the Internet in three different countries including Greece, Denmark, Canada, and the average figure for the world from 1998 to 2013.
Overall, the worldwide statistic experienced a gradual increase throughout the research period. Moreover, the upward trend for the world average was repeated for all of the researched countries, with the highest figures in 2013, while the opposite was true for 1998.
As can be seen from the graph, the figure for the average number of internet users from all over the world witnessed an significant increase from around 3% to 35% during the research period. In addition, Canada had the highest figure in 1998, at just below at 30%, before witnessing a remarkable rise to around 79% in 2003. In the remaining period, this figure continued to gradually increase to around 95% at the end of the period.
Regarding the other countries, Denmark and Greece started off at around 22% and 2% respectively in 1998. The figures for Denmark also saw a similar pattern to that of Canada’s, concluding at around 89% in 2013. In comparison, there was a more consistent increase in Greece’s figure, ending at just above at 60%.
The bar chart illustrates how
many
people
were using the Internet in three
different
countries including Greece, Denmark, Canada, and the average
figure
for the world from 1998 to 2013.
Overall
, the worldwide statistic experienced a gradual
increase
throughout the research period.
Moreover
, the upward trend for the world average
was repeated
for
all of the
researched countries, with the highest
figures
in 2013, while the opposite was true for 1998.
As can be
seen
from the graph, the
figure
for the average number of internet users from all over the world witnessed
an
significant
increase
from
around
3% to 35% during the research period.
In addition
, Canada had the highest
figure
in 1998, at
just
below at 30%,
before
witnessing a remarkable rise to
around
79% in 2003. In the remaining period, this
figure
continued to
gradually
increase
to
around
95% at the
end
of the period.
Regarding the other countries, Denmark and Greece
started
off at
around
22% and 2%
respectively
in 1998. The
figures
for Denmark
also
saw
a similar pattern to that of Canada’s, concluding at
around
89% in 2013.
In comparison
, there was a more consistent
increase
in Greece’s
figure
, ending at
just
above at 60%.