The bar chart compares
people
using mobile phones Use synonyms
according to
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age
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groups
in one country from 1998 to 2000. Use synonyms
Overall
, Linking Words
people
from 31-50, and especially those between 16 – 30 were the primary user demographic in all years despite a noticeable fall in the figures. Use synonyms
In contrast
, there was an increase in the proportion of phone users in the youngest and the oldest Linking Words
age
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groups
.
There were considerable variations in the phone usage patterns among the two youngest Use synonyms
age
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groups
. In 1998, only 2% of those aged less than 15 owned mobile phones Use synonyms
while
53% of Linking Words
people
from the 16-30 Use synonyms
age
bracket used Use synonyms
such
devices. Linking Words
This
discrepancy, Linking Words
however
, narrowed down over the next years, as the figure for the under-15 group rose to 8%, Linking Words
whereas
the 16-30 Linking Words
age
bracket saw a decline to 45% in 1999. In the final year, there was a marginal one-percentage-point change in both numbers, with the respective figures of Use synonyms
people
aged under 15 and those from the 16-30 Use synonyms
age
bracket standing at 9% and 44%
A similar scenario was observed in the remaining two Use synonyms
age
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groups
. Mobile phone users comprised 41% of the 31-50 Use synonyms
age
category, a figure that Use synonyms
then
dropped by Linking Words
2-percentage
points in each subsequent year, finishing at 37% in 2000. Meanwhile, the figure trended upward for the oldest Correct your spelling
2 percentage
age
group. Starting at just 4% in 1998, it Use synonyms
then
doubled in 1999 before increasing Linking Words
further
to 10% in 2000.
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