the pie charts below shop the online shopping sales for retail sectors in New Zealand in 2003 and 2013 summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant
The pie diagrams show the percentage of online shopping in New Zealand in 2003 and 2013.
Overall
, the main trend had changed, there were significant modifies in the retail sectors preferences indeed. Some clusters, like movies, Linking Words
for example
, increased their values, Linking Words
while
others, like clothes, lost some points in the ranking.
It can be inferred from the 2003 graph that the most appreciate sector was travel. Linking Words
Hence
, people dedicated in voyages 36% of their online shopping. Linking Words
Secondly
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also
bought clothes through websites, with a percentage of 24%. The Linking Words
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two groups were represented by books and movies and music, in fact, their percentages were 19% and 21% respectively. In 2013, the most preferred clusters were film and music, with 33% of preferences. Linking Words
Furthermore
, 29% of expenditure was invested in travel.
The trend had been modified in 2013. Comparing Linking Words
this
year with 2003, it is shown that in 2013 film and music increased their values by 12%, and, in the same way, Linking Words
also
the book sector gained 3% of preferences. Linking Words
On the other hand
, the clothes and travel groups reduced their points by about 8% and 7%, Linking Words
hence
they moved from the first to the second position in the ranking and from the second to the Linking Words
last
respectively.Linking Words
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