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The document contains three graphs about demographics and international students. Graph 1 shows that most people in Australia are Australian, with the next largest groups being from the UK and New Zealand. Graph 2 shows that Sweden has the highest percentage of internet users and people from the UK spend the most on online shopping. Graph 3 indicates that the number of international students from China and India grew substantially in Canada between 2002 and 2003, while growth was more modest for American students in Canada and Chinese and Indian students in the United States.

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The document contains three graphs about demographics and international students. Graph 1 shows that most people in Australia are Australian, with the next largest groups being from the UK and New Zealand. Graph 2 shows that Sweden has the highest percentage of internet users and people from the UK spend the most on online shopping. Graph 3 indicates that the number of international students from China and India grew substantially in Canada between 2002 and 2003, while growth was more modest for American students in Canada and Chinese and Indian students in the United States.

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Graph 1

The pie chart depicts the proportion of people


from different countries residing in Australia, while
the table presents demographic figures which are
classified according to urban and rural areas.
As can be seen from the pie chart, the Australian
makes up nearly three quarters of the total
population. This is followed by the figure of people
coming from the UK (7%) and New Zealand (3%).
Whereas, Chinese and Dutch ethnicity hold an
insignificant figure of among 1-2%.
According to the table, nearly 80% of people
from Australia and New Zealand dwell in cities,
whereas only around 20% live in the countryside.
The percentage of British urban population reaches
89%, which is 1% lower than that of the New
Zealand. Chinese hold a considerably high figure
with 99% of population are urbanites.
Graph 2
The bar chart details the proportion of internet
users according to different nations while the pie
chart presents how much people from those
countries spend on shopping online.
Clearly, Sweden had the greatest percentage of
people using the Internet with the specific figure of
35%. This is followed by the UK with 15% lower.
Each following nation is subsequently 5% lower with
15% of Germany, France at 10% and Spain at 5%.
According to the pie chart, the highest figure for
spending (87€) belongs to the UK, which is 9€
higher than that of Sweden. This is followed by
France and Germany with 57€ and 46€ respectively.
There is a considerable drop when it comes to Spain
as its residents spend only 10€ per person on
average.
Graph 3
The two given tables show the data of
international students in Canada and the USA in
2002 and 2003.
As can be seen, in Canada, there were 5400
international Chinese students in 2002, this figure
rose dramatically by 45% to 7,850 in the next year.
Similarly, international students from India
increased by 35% from 2,100 in 2002 to 2,835 in
2003. Meanwhile, the number of American students
in Canada grew by just 9% (5,000 and 5,450 for each
year).
According to the second chart, the international
Chinese students in the USA witnessed a slight
increase by 6% from 110,000 to 116,600 in the
2002-2003 time frame. Similarly, there was an
increase by 7% (31,000 and 33,170 for each year).
Meanwhile, the Indian international observed a
minimal drop by 9% from 200,000 in 2002 to
182,000 in 2003.
The total number of international students in the
USA in 2002 and 2003 was 581,600 and 592,230
respectively, which outnumbered that of Canada
(59,870 and 70,004 for each year).

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