The graph below shows levels of online shopping by age group for different times of the day. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph explains the level of online shopping by

age

group

for different times of the day in 2015.

Overall

, the

proportion

of

sales

of 16

years

to 59

years

peaked the most between 6pm and 8pm onwards.

On the other hand

, the

proportion

of

sales

over 60

years

peaked the most between 9am and 12pm.

Firstly

, the

proportion

of

sales

of all

generation’s

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using online shopping rose from before 9am to 12pm. The

proportion

of

sales

of all

generation’s

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using online shopping fluctuated between 12pm and 4pm. The

proportion

of

sales

of all

generation’s

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fell after 6pm.

Secondly

, the percentage of online shopping between the ages of 35 to 45

years

dipped between 12pm and 4pm, and

this

recovered between 2pm and 8pm. Compared with

this

, the

proportion

of online shopping between 25 to 34

years

had the same fluctuation in the graph. The

proportion

of

sales

of 16- to 24-year-olds rose between 9pm and 8pm. People between the ages of 16 and 59 did the most online shopping between 6pm and 8pm,

whereas

sales

in the 60+

age

group

peaked earlier, between 9am and 12pm. In the 16-59

age

bracket,

sales

increased from 9am to 8pm,

while

in the 60+

age

group

, they declined between these times. Across the generations,

sales

increased from before 9am to 12pm.

While

in all other

age

groups,

sales

continued to rise, in the case of the over 60s they declined dramatically from 20% at 12pm to only 10% at 2pm. In the 35-44

age

group

,

sales

rose from before 9am to 9am, before levelling out at around 15%. In that

age

bracket,

sales

rose sharply from 4pm

,

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to peak at 30% at 6pm.

This

same fluctuation pattern was mirrored in the 25-34

age

group

.