data on investing in music
The pie charts illustrate the changes in investing money in Northern Ireland with regard to music over three years 2005, 2008, 2011.
In common, CDs became the most sought-after things that were expenditure. Otherwise, the miniature factor through the period was labeled "other".
As can be seen at the first set of data, CD sales accounted for slightly more than three-fifth. Nonetheless, the proportion plunged remarkably for a fifth in the following three years. Then, it reached a bottom at 26% in 2011.
In contract, the beginning of downloaded music was only 6%. Three years later, digital purchase leaped dramatically, which raised to 25%. By 2011, it had overtaken both concerts and CDs, accounted for more than two-fifths of all sales. On the other hand, the "other" category went up marginally from 2% to 3%. As is shown in the charts, the money disbursed on concerts oscillate moderately.
Just more than a third at the first set, it started to fall slightly over three years. Eventually, the concert sales increased at 28% in 2011.