The graph below demonstrates the amount of money spent on different forms of entertainment over a five-year period from 1995-2000
To begin with, the common feature of the entire graph is that each region (Asia, Europe, and the United States) has seen a significant climb in numbers between the time period. Additionally, the United States has the largest differential in statistics of the three regions, with an increase of 73 billion dollars. However, Europe has witnessed a growth of a lesser degree than both Asia and the United States. Despite having a higher total of money spent on entertainment, Europe has only made a 34 billion dollar increase. On the contrary, Asia has seen a greater gap of 43 billion dollars. Accountable for these heightened numbers is mainly because of publishing and television. Each makes up for approximately three quarters of the total rise, while cinema, video, and music make up for the remainder of the said total.
The graph below demonstrates the amount of money spent on
different
forms of entertainment over a five-year period from 1995-2000
To
begin
with, the common feature of the entire graph is that each region (Asia, Europe, and the United States) has
seen
a significant climb in numbers between the time period.
Additionally
, the United States has the largest differential in statistics of the three regions, with an increase of 73 billion dollars.
However
, Europe has witnessed a growth of a lesser degree than both Asia and the United States. Despite having a higher total of money spent on entertainment, Europe has
only
made a 34 billion dollar increase.
On the contrary
, Asia has
seen
a greater gap of 43 billion dollars. Accountable for these heightened numbers is
mainly
because
of publishing and television.
Each
makes
up for approximately three quarters of the total rise, while cinema, video, and music
make
up for the remainder of the said total.