The given bar chart compares the number of Internet users in 3 countries, namely Greece, Denmark, Canada, and in the world as a whole between the years 1998 and 2013. It is clear that the proportion of the population who used the Internet increased in each country over period shown.
Overall, a much larger percentage of Danish and Canadians used the Internet in comparison with Greek and world average. Focusing to the 1998, Canada had the highest number of Internet users at around 30, 000, followed by Denmark with approximately 25, 000.
While Greece and the world average saw much lower figures – 5, 000 each. By 2003 all countries experienced notable growth, with Denmark reaching nearly 80, 000 users, Canada about 70, 000, and Greece roughly 25, 000, while the world average also rose noticeably (12, 000). The upward trend continued in 2008 and 2013, when Denmark showed the leading country, rising from around 90, 000 to 95, 000 users.
Canada followed closely, increasing from about 78, 000 to 88, 000, whereas Greece saw gradual rose, reaching nearly 63, 000 users in the given period. Finally, the world average made up the smallest share among other countries of users 40, 000 in 15-year period despite a noticeable increase.