The pie chart below shows the frequency of U.S. Adults’ online purchasing habits in 2015, while the bar chart shows a further classification denoting online purchasing preferences.
The
given
pie chart depicts the proportion of Verb problem
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teenagers
spending habits in online shopping in the United States of America in 2015, but the bar chart displays the proportion of detail division regarding online buying preferences.
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Overall
, the majority of juveniles less often buy goods online in the USA , while
the rest usually access online shopping a few times a month even never. In addition
, there are the least groups using online shopping only at the weekend, while
there was a high percentage of less frequent online shoppers
buying directly in-store and the least was buying online.
Looking into detail, it is clear that
there was a high portion of teenagers who less often bought goods online, accounting for 37 %, followed by some who accessed online platforms a few times a month (28%) and who never purchased things online (20%) respectively. Furthermore
, only the least who weekly use online shopping stated 15 %.
Moreover
, there was 80 % of people
who buy directly in shops less frequently use online shopping. In addition
, people
always using online shopping contributed approximately 63 %, followed by people
purchasing online monthly at around 59 % and people
as weekly shoppers
were the least only contributing 33 %. While
62 % of juveniles as weekly shoppers
tend to buy online , followed by monthly people
(42%) and all online shoppers
(33%) respectively. The least frequent online shoppers
only donate just 19 % of the total.Submitted by ieltscuns2022 on
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