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 demonstrates the percentage share of online selling habits by adults in the USA in 2015, the graph reveals detailed information about how many percentages shop online in two categories, namely ( buy online and in a physical store).

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, what stands out from the given illustration is that there was a dominant trend

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that "less often" and weekly sales were at the bottom of the chart. Of particular note is that buying something in physical stores has taken dominance. Looking at the bar graph more in detail, it is evident that buyers, who were (less often) made up the highest rate of purchasing and accounted for only one-third of the total index.

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, "A few times a month" recorded 28 per cent,

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shoppers, who never buy something were lower to 8 per cent.

Moreover

, it is

also

worth noting that the proportion of buying weekly was the lowest at 15 %. in 2015.

although

all online shoppers represented just above 30 %, weekly online clients were around 60 % in the stage of online buying,

while

those trends were reversed in physical stores.

Furthermore

,

this

figure is for monthly buyers ( 40%) in the category of buying online and just under (40%) in the physical market.

Last

but not least, it is apparent that buying online and in the physical stores were the lowest and biggest ( 20% and 80%)