The pie charts compare the amount of online shopping sales for retail parts in New Zealand in 2003 and 2013. Moreover, those are divided into four categories: travel, film/music, book, and clothes.
The graphs show the number of shopping rates for retail stores books at 22 per
according to
the four types: travel
, film/music
, book, and clothes
in New Zealand between 2003 and 2013 years.
Overall
, travel
and music
/films are more than half of the sales
in two years. Then
, books and clothes
are less contributing factors than others.
On the one hand, travel
is the most dominant sector with 36 per cent
in 2003, whereas
film/music
provided 33 per cent
of sales
in 2013. Moreover
, clothes
are the predominant section among others which gave 24 per cent
benefits in 2003 , while
travel
was the second largest contributor with 29 per cent
in 2013.
On the other hand
, the film/music
industry had an average sales
in 2003 of 21 per cent
, although
the average sales
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of
cent
in 2013.
The least beneficial items were books with 19 per cent
in 2003, whereas
clothes
were less useful than others with 16 per cent
in 2013.Submitted by nezerli.x12 on
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