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 pie chart depicts how frequently adults in the USA do online shopping,

whereas

the bar chart contains information about their preferences

while

doing it in 2015.

Overall

, a fairly bigger number of people purchased from the

Internet

less often because the majority of them chose to buy things in the physical store. From the data, we can see that there are four types of online

buyers

in the USA (Weekly, A few times a month, less often, Never). 37 % of them do online shopping rarely,

while

less than a third choose to buy a few times monthly.

Furthermore

, people who are

also

known as weekly online purchasers accounted for less than a fifth.

However

, citizens who never experienced

internet

purchasing contributed by a fifth to the percentage. In terms of preference,

although

they are

also

internet

buyers

, the USA citizens are much more likely to consume things from the local shop. Excluding the weekly shoppers, it can be explained for the other three types of

buyers

. Of the weekly online

buyers

, more than three-fifths chose to buy from the local store. In the rest of the category; in terms of online purchasing, all online shoppers accounted for more than a

third,

while

monthly

internet

buyers

contributed to more than two-fifths of and less frequent online shoppers accounted for nearly a fifth.