The given table shows data on households consumer items owned by British during the period of 11 years commencing from 1972. It is clearly visible that the percentage of households who owned consumer durables had seen a significant hike during this period. Television was most popular consumer item in this period while the dishwasher was the least common item.
In details, television, vacuum cleaner, refrigerator and washing machine were owned by more than three-quarter house owners in Britain during 1972 to 1976. In subsequent years, the percentage of households owning these items had increased gradually and more than 90% British owned these items at their home. For instance, refrigerators were owned by 73% households in 1972, which saw a steady increase in the coming years and reached up to 94% in 1983. A similar trend could be observed for washing machine.
On the contrary, central heating and telephones were owned by only one third and less than half of British households in 1972, but ownership of these items saw a steady increase too in later years and reached up to 64% and 77% respectively in 1983. Dishwashers were introduced in 1978 with 3% ownership and reached up to 5% in 1983, whereas, data for video is provided only for 1983 with 18% ownership in Britain.
The
given
table
shows
data on
households
consumer
items
owned
by British during the period of 11 years commencing from 1972. It is
clearly
visible that the percentage of
households
who
owned
consumer durables had
seen
a significant hike during this period. Television was
most
popular consumer
item
in this period while the dishwasher was the least common item.
In
details
, television, vacuum cleaner, refrigerator and washing machine were
owned
by more than three-quarter
house
owners in Britain during 1972 to 1976. In subsequent years, the percentage of
households
owning these
items
had increased
gradually
and more than 90% British
owned
these
items
at their home.
For instance
, refrigerators were
owned
by 73%
households
in 1972, which
saw
a steady increase in the coming years and reached up to 94% in 1983. A similar trend could
be observed
for washing machine.
On the contrary
, central heating and telephones were
owned
by
only
one third and less than half of British
households
in 1972,
but
ownership of these
items
saw
a steady increase too in later years and reached up to 64% and 77%
respectively
in 1983. Dishwashers
were introduced
in 1978 with 3% ownership and reached up to 5% in 1983, whereas, data for video
is provided
only
for 1983 with 18% ownership in Britain.
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