the change of food spending

The line graph illustrates the change in people's habit to buy food throughout the 10-year period, from 2005 to 2015. Overall, it is obvious that in-store food shopping and eating out showed a downward trend while the opposite trend was seen in that of online food shopping over the whole period. Another interesting point is that most people like to get food just by surfing the web or clicking the mouse whereas the figure of going out for meals was the least. In 2005, the proportion of in-store food shopping was the highest (around 120), which was followed by that of online food shopping (about 100) and eating out (approximately 40). The number of people who love buying food in-store saw a stable trend for around 6 years, between 2005 and 2011 while the figure of online food shopping and eating out significantly increased. After 2011, there was an amazing point is that both getting food online and in-store were at the same level, stood at around over 110. Following this, the ratio of online food shopping quickly rose and reached its highest in 2015 (about 160) whereas the percentage of in-store food shopping declined slightly between 2011 and 2013 before falling dramatically to the original level. Furthermore, the ratio of eating out continued to increase and peak at 90 by 2015. Viết cho