The pie charts reveal the different data about the percentage of four retail sectors in online sales during a decade in New Zealand. The survey was obtained in 2003 and in 2013. Overall there were four types of electronic commerce, which were in both years, only one part had more than a-third of total proportion. Those two points were online dealing of travel part and film/music area.
The more percentage of online deals was travel in 2003. It took 36 percent but decreased to 29 percent in the recent years. This overtook by the proportion of online transactions in film/music which was coming third before getting a sharp increase of 12 percent in 2013 and then became the top quantity.
Between 2003 and 2013, a dramatic decrease was seen in the percentage of selling clothes by online, from 24 percent to 16 percent. This was changed from second rank to the latest proportion in the next decade. It contrasted to the selling book which was the least in the first year but became the third after gaining addition 3 percent in the next ten years.
The more percentage of online deals was travel in 2003. It took 36 percent but decreased to 29 percent in the recent years. This overtook by the proportion of online transactions in film/music which was coming third before getting a sharp increase of 12 percent in 2013 and then became the top quantity.
Between 2003 and 2013, a dramatic decrease was seen in the percentage of selling clothes by online, from 24 percent to 16 percent. This was changed from second rank to the latest proportion in the next decade. It contrasted to the selling book which was the least in the first year but became the third after gaining addition 3 percent in the next ten years.
sales.jpg