The table below shows the consumer durables (telephone, refrigerator, etc.) owned in Britain from 1972 to 1983. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below.

The given table compares the percentage of households durable which are owned by a range of British

family

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families

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between 1872 and 1983.

Overall

, the ratio of British families owning

for

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all

households

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household

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goods steadily increased during a given period.

Moreover

, the most common electronic item in Britain was a television,

while

the least household-owned ones were

dishwasher

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dishwashers

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and video

player

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players

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. In 1972, TVs and vacuum cleaners were highly popular amongst English citizens with percentages of 93 and 87 ,respectively. The refrigerator and washing machine stood around 73% and 66%, respectively

at

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1972 and both gradually

roses

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rose

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to 94 % and 80 %, respectively

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in

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1983.

Furthermore

,

although

central heating and telephone

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were

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the least owned by 33% and 42% respectively

at

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in

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1972,

it

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both

grow

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almost double

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in

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1983 by 64% and 77 % respectively. Only 18% of total Britain households owned a video in 1983, and before 1983, none of them had possession of a video player. 1978 was the year of the introduction of the dishwasher, the fewest British people

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this

electronic device.

In addition

,

this

rate slightly increased to 5% in 1983.