The bar graph provides information about eight different items which were demanded in British over the period years between 2001 and 2008.Tge data are given of proportion.
Overall, it is clear that the figure for telephones accounted for the dominant trend in 2001, while the reverse a trend was true for internet generated the least percentage in which years. Notably, all household items grew substantially except for telephone.
In 2001, the figure for telephones made up around 95%, it slightly dropped to 90% in 2008. In the former year internet amounted to only 10%, with a staggering increase by 50% in the letter year. These figures started such items as microwaves and CD players constituted at extac 80% and 70% in 2001, respectively. Likewise, these index had moderately risen to be exact 90% in 2008.
Looking at the remaining items, home computers and dishwashers saw a two-fold rise, with the corresponding figures 35% and 20% in 2001, about 65% as 40% in 2008. Additionally, mobile phones witnessed remarkable growth in percentage of households. Starting with a mere 23% and then it saw a steep climb to 80% in the letter year. Finally, clothes dryers grew moderately from 60% in 2001 to 70% in 2008.