The line chart shows the distribution of the budget allocated for advertising through five different sources from 2010 and future predictions for 2040. Overall, throughout the period, all figures are projected to observe a downward trend, albeit at varying degrees, except for the internet. It is also clear that despite starting at the bottom, the internet will become the dominant source of advertising until 2040, registering the most noticeable change on the chart.
In detail, the figures for TV and Internet followed the same trajectory in the first decade, with the latter seeing a bigger change. While the former increased from 50% to 60%, the figure for the internet experienced almost a threefold rise, reaching 28% in 2020. However, these figures are expected to show reverse trends until 2040. The allocation for TV advertising will decrease by 20% in 2030, and it will remain unchanged by the end. As for the internet, it is said to maintain the same pattern and reach an all-time high of 65% in 2040.
The other advertising sources—newspapers, magazines, and radios—will lose their popularity in the future. Starting as a runner-up with approximately 45% in 2010, the figure for newspapers decreased to two-fifths in 2020, and this is said to follow a further decline, dropping to just under 30% in the last year. Finally, there will be a 15-point percentage reduction in the proportion of money spent on magazines and radio, which will culminate the period with respective figures of 18% and 20%.
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In detail, the figures for TV and Internet followed the same trajectory in the first decade, with the latter seeing a bigger change. While the former increased from 50% to 60%, the figure for the internet experienced almost a threefold rise, reaching 28% in 2020. However, these figures are expected to show reverse trends until 2040. The allocation for TV advertising will decrease by 20% in 2030, and it will remain unchanged by the end. As for the internet, it is said to maintain the same pattern and reach an all-time high of 65% in 2040.
The other advertising sources—newspapers, magazines, and radios—will lose their popularity in the future. Starting as a runner-up with approximately 45% in 2010, the figure for newspapers decreased to two-fifths in 2020, and this is said to follow a further decline, dropping to just under 30% in the last year. Finally, there will be a 15-point percentage reduction in the proportion of money spent on magazines and radio, which will culminate the period with respective figures of 18% and 20%.
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