The table provides detailed information about the persentage of households with electronic goods in New Zealand over four years.
It can ve observed that there are seven electronic items that were used during the two periods of time. Many goods, especially cell phone, dishwasher amd and digital camera experienced the most noticeable fluctuation during the period. For instance, in 1998, the figure stood at 18, before increasing sharply to 55 in 2002.
By comparison, the most frequent usage were a washing machine, colour TV, computer and video recorder. These goods illustrate more constant and stable proportions in comparison to others between 2 years. As an illustration, color TV remained fairly stable, with figures ranging from 95 to 97 throughout the period. Additionally, computer and video recorder show a slight upward trend.
In conclusion, the data indicates that dishwasher underwent significant changes, whereas the other categories displayed more moderate or stable patterns.
