The above table represents the percentage of eight different consumer appliances which were used by British families between 1972 to 1983.
According to the table, from 1972 to 1983 the top favourite appliances were television, vacuum cleaner, refrigerator, and washing machine. Beginning in 1972 the percentages were 93, 87, 73 and 66. However, percentages rose to 98, 95, 94 and 80 respectively by the year 1983. Furthermore, the usage of telephone was increased from 42% to 77%, followed by central heating from 37% to 64%, which was an increase of almost double. On the other hand, by 1983, the least possessed consumer appliances were the dishwasher, and the video machine with 5% to 18% respectively. Mainly due to the fact that video was still not invented during the tenure from 1972 to 1982 and the washing machine only appeared on the market in 1978.
Overall, the usage of those mentioned consumer goods in the British families went up firmly during the given 11 year period.
The above table represents the percentage of eight
different
consumer appliances which were
used
by British families
between 1972 to 1983
.
According to the table, from 1972 to 1983 the top
favourite
appliances were television, vacuum cleaner, refrigerator, and washing machine. Beginning in 1972 the percentages were 93, 87, 73 and 66.
However
, percentages rose to 98, 95, 94 and 80
respectively
by the year 1983.
Furthermore
, the usage of telephone
was increased
from 42% to 77%, followed by central heating from 37% to 64%, which was an increase of almost double.
On the other hand
, by 1983, the least possessed consumer appliances were the dishwasher, and the video machine with 5% to 18%
respectively
.
Mainly
due to the fact that video was
still
not invented during the tenure from 1972 to 1982 and the washing machine
only
appeared on the market in 1978.
Overall
, the usage of those mentioned consumer
goods
in the British families went up
firmly
during the
given
11 year
period.