The table chart illustrates department and online shops sales data in Australia in 2011 which was consisted of the number of businesses, the amount of profit, sales revenue, and the percentage of the growth for both type of stores.
Overall, It is obvious that all of the figures for online stores are in a higher position than department stores.
The biggest gap is in the number of businesses, which the figure for online ones is 386 whereas the number of department stores is 67. Although the number of online stores outnumbered the department stores, the quantity of profit was 836 and 807 (AUD) respectively.
The trend for sale revenue was similar to the profit, the difference between two types of stores was about 700 (AUD). Sale revenue for department stores was 12700 (AUD) however this figure for online shops was 13400 (AUD). The percentage of growth was dominated by online shops, which was 6 percent and the portion of department stores was 4 percent.
The table chart illustrates
department
and
online
shops
sales
data in Australia in 2011 which
was consisted
of the
number
of businesses, the amount of profit,
sales
revenue, and the percentage of the growth for both type of stores.
Overall
, It is obvious that
all of the
figures for
online
stores
are in a higher position than
department
stores.
The biggest gap is in the
number
of businesses, which the figure for
online
ones is 386 whereas the
number
of
department
stores
is 67. Although the
number
of
online
stores
outnumbered the
department
stores
, the quantity of profit was 836 and 807 (AUD)
respectively
.
The trend for
sale
revenue was similar to the profit, the difference between two types of
stores
was about 700 (AUD).
Sale
revenue for
department
stores
was 12700 (AUD)
however
this figure for
online
shops was 13400 (AUD). The percentage of growth
was dominated
by
online
shops, which was 6 percent and the portion of
department
stores
was 4 percent.