The pie chart illustrates the frequency of online purchases made by young people in the US in 2015,
while
the bar chart shows the shopping preferences of online users—whether they prefer to shop online or in physical stores. The data is presented in percentages.
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Overall
, the majority of young adults purchased online less frequently, Linking Words
while
weekly online Linking Words
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made up the smallest proportion. Use synonyms
Additionally
, those who shopped less often online showed a strong preference for physical stores, Linking Words
whereas
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online shopping.
In 2015, the largest group of young online Change the spelling
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shoppers
in the US were those who bought online less often, accounting for 37%. Monthly buyers and weekly buyers made up 25% and 23%, respectively. The smallest proportion, 15%, represented those who had never shopped online.
Regarding shopping preferences, 60% of weekly online Use synonyms
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preferred buying products online, indicating a strong inclination toward digital shopping among Use synonyms
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In contrast
, over 80% of those who shopped online less often Linking Words
favored
physical stores. Monthly buyers had a fairly balanced preference, with similar proportions choosing online and in-store shopping.Change the spelling
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