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The bar chart shows the percentage of Internet users in Taiwan in four age groups from 1998 to 2000. The age groups are less than 15, 16 to 30, 31 to 50, and 50 or more.
Overall, people aged 16 to 30 made up the biggest group of Internet users in all three years, followed by people aged 31 to 50. However, the share of these two groups decreased, while the share of the youngest and oldest groups increased.
In 1998, 53% of Internet users were aged 16 to 30, and 41% were aged 31 to 50. Only 2% of users were less than 15 years old and 4% were 50 or more.
In 1999, the percentage of users aged 16 to 30 fell to 45%, and the 31 to 50 group dropped slightly to 39%. In contrast, the youngest group increased a lot to 8%, and the oldest group also doubled to 8%.
In 2000, the 16 to 30 group decreased slightly to 44% and the 31 to 50 group fell to 37%. The percentage of users under 15 rose to 9%, and users aged 50 or more increased to 10%.