The given presentation compares the percentages of electronic household appliances owned by British families from 1972 to 1983. In general, TV had always been popular among British and the dishwasher was the least common item during the given period in Britain.
As is observed from the given data, almost one-third households in Britain had central heating machines in 1972 and the percentage increased each year and reached to 64% in 1983, which shows that the central heating machine users almost doubled in 12 years. Again, Television was the most common household equipment as 93% households had them. This ration reached to 98 percent with slight increase year by year. However, the video was introduced in 1983 when only 18% houses had them. Then Vacuum cleaner, refrigerator and washing machines were three most popular household appliances after TV which was owned by 70% house owners in 1972 and the percentages increased to over 90 after 10 years. Interestingly, dishwashers were very less popular as only 3% families owned them initially in 1978 and their user's percentages reached to only 5 in 1983. Finally, the percentage of houses that had telephones was only 42% but with their popularity, this percentage reached to 77 after 12 years.
In conclusion, the television was the most popular consumer durable while the dishwasher was the least common type of durables the British people had during the years 1972 to 1983. Vacuum cleaner, refrigerator and washing machine were three other popular consumers’ durables for the given period in Britain.
The
given
presentation compares the
percentages
of electronic
household
appliances
owned
by British families from 1972 to 1983.
In general
, TV had always been
popular
among British and the dishwasher was the least common item during the
given
period in Britain.
As
is observed
from the
given
data, almost one-third
households
in Britain had central heating
machines
in 1972 and the
percentage
increased each
year
and
reached
to 64% in 1983, which
shows
that the central heating
machine
users almost doubled in 12 years. Again, Television was the most common
household
equipment as 93%
households
had them. This ration
reached
to 98 percent with slight increase
year
by
year
.
However
, the video
was introduced
in 1983 when
only
18%
houses
had them. Then Vacuum cleaner, refrigerator and washing
machines
were three most
popular
household
appliances after TV which was
owned
by 70%
house
owners in 1972 and the
percentages
increased to over 90 after 10 years.
Interestingly
, dishwashers were
very
less
popular
as
only
3% families
owned
them
initially
in 1978 and their user's
percentages
reached
to
only
5 in 1983.
Finally
, the
percentage
of
houses
that had telephones was
only
42%
but
with their popularity, this
percentage
reached
to 77 after 12 years.
In conclusion
, the television was the most
popular
consumer durable while the dishwasher was the least common type of durables the British
people
had during the years 1972 to 1983. Vacuum cleaner, refrigerator and washing
machine
were three other
popular
consumers’ durables for the
given
period in Britain.
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