The pie charts compare the ratio of money spent on music in 2005, 2008 and 2011, in England.
overall, it is crystal clear that the trend of spending money on cds and concert decreased during the given three years while the expenditure on digital downloads increased. Meanwhile money spent on other sources had the least position.
To begin with, in first year, 61% of money was disbursed on CDS whereas half of its on concert and digital downloads consumed 5 times less than the cost of concerts. In the another two years, the investment on CDS declined from 45% to 26% while this figure was inclined on concert and digital downloads, which reached at just over a quarter and to fifths respectively, in 2011.
Turning to other sources, it is evident that the consumption on this category was negligible, in the given period that was merely between 2% and 3%.
The pie charts compare the ratio of
money
spent on music in 2005, 2008 and 2011, in England.
overall
, it is crystal
clear
that the trend of spending
money
on
cds
and
concert
decreased during the
given
three years while the expenditure on digital downloads increased.
Meanwhile
money
spent on other sources had the least position.
To
begin
with, in
first
year, 61% of
money
was disbursed
on CDS whereas half of its on
concert
and digital downloads consumed 5 times less than the cost of
concerts
. In the another two years, the investment on CDS declined from 45% to 26% while this figure
was inclined
on
concert
and digital downloads, which reached at
just
over a quarter and to fifths
respectively
, in 2011.
Turning to other sources, it is evident that the consumption on this category was negligible, in the
given
period that was
merely
between 2% and 3%.