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The table below shows shares of companies advertising expenditure in different media sectors in 3 countries (australia, Vietnam, Japan) in 2005 v.2

The table below shows shares of companies advertising expenditure in different media sectors in 3 countries (australia, Vietnam, Japan) in 2005 v. 2
The chart illustrates the proportion of four distinct kinds of mass media used by businesses in Australia, Viet Nam, Japan in the year 2005 It was notable that the largest proportion of advertising spending in each country went on television. On the other hand, The Internet was seemed to be less popular than others to advertise the products. As can be seen from the table, Companies in Japan poured most of the money into TV advertising service, this figure was doubling that in Australia with only 31%. In comparison with this category, the percentage of expense on the newspaper was quite low in all countries with Vietnam having the most significant figure at 29% and the lowest belonged to Japan at 16% Out of the less well-liked media, The Internet was witnessed a considerably lower percentage than any kind of public communication in each country at around 4%. Meanwhile, Viet Nam and Australia had the same number of their consumption on the radio with 21% while this figure for Japan was 7% lower compared to 2 other countries at just 14%
The chart illustrates the proportion of four distinct kinds of mass media
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used
by businesses in Australia,
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Viet
Nam,
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Japan
in the year 2005

It was notable that the largest proportion of advertising spending in each
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country
went on television.
On the other hand
, The Internet
was seemed
to be less popular than others to advertise the products.

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seen
from the table,
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Companies
in
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Japan
poured most of the money into TV advertising service, this figure was doubling that in Australia with
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only
31%.
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with this category, the percentage of expense on the newspaper was quite low in all
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countries
with Vietnam having the most significant figure at 29% and the lowest belonged to
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Japan
at 16%

Out of the less well-liked media, The Internet
was witnessed
a
considerably
lower percentage than any kind of public communication in each
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country
at around 4%. Meanwhile,
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Viet
Nam and Australia had the same number of their consumption on the radio with 21% while this figure for
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Japan
was 7% lower compared to 2 other
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at
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14%
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IELTS academic The table below shows shares of companies advertising expenditure in different media sectors in 3 countries (australia, Vietnam, Japan) in 2005 v. 2

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