The table below shows the number purchasers of durables owned in Britain from 1972 to 1983.

The table below shows the number

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of durables owned in Britain from 1972 to 1983.

Overall

, television had the highest number of consumer durables owned,

while

dishwashers and video weren’t that high up in the game because not everyone could afford

such

luxuries. Central heating had 39% of buyer durables owned in 1972, and it kept increasing until 1983, with 64% of the whole revenue. Television started off strong, with 93% of the whole income, and kept rising until 11 years later, in 1983, stopping at 98%. Videos didn’t have relevant success when compared to others, as they only benefited in 1983, with 18%. Vacuum cleaners began off with 73% and were stopped being exploited by 1983, for an unknown reason. Refrigerators, as time went on, were utilized

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73%, rising to a whopping 94% as people were getting more densely populated and the storage for food was more required than ever. Washing machines began with 66% and finished off with 80%. Dishwashers didn’t have much luck when it came to other utilities, as they were much used in the

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and only became popular around 1976. Telephones were always of greater importance, because not only did they start off at 42% in 1972, but they kept on gaining popularity by 1983, at 77%.