The chart below shows the proportion of businesses making e-commerce purchases by industry in Canada between 2015 and 2019.

The bar chart illustrates the percentage of online bargains made by five business organisations in Canada over four

years

from 2015 to 2019.

Overall

, the graph indicates that

although

there are variations, purchases made by the construction and wholesale company showed similar levels of interest, as did the retail and networking industry,

however

, the manufacturer's expenditures appear to fluctuate over the

years

. Notably, all businesses had their lowest transaction in 2015. The construction and wholesale industry both witnessed steady growth over the

years

. To

further

illustrate, in 2005, the construction sector made an e-commerce purchase of just over 20% but grew consistently and almost tripled by 2019.

Likewise

wholesales, they started at exactly 40% sales and

then

rose consistently to a little above three-fifths. Retail and information and technology

on the other hand

also

experienced a steady increment, notwithstanding, they dropped in the final year. In 2015, retail rates were at approximately 32%,

then

increased significantly to 50% in 2016, and slowly but amounted to about 58% in 2018 and fell briefly by roughly 0.5% in 2019. As for information and technology, the training

initially

began at 6%, reached a peak of around 75% in 2018,

then

declined abruptly back to 60% by 2019. The manufacturing segments had an erratic trade over the

years

, with an initial figure of 32% to nearly 52% in 2016, declined the next year, and

then

appreciated through the next two

years

to a total of 58% by 2019.