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The image contains a table with percentage data for three income groups and a 'Car (%)' category, across three device columns: Television (%), Computer (%), and Smartphone (%). For the low income group, the values are Television 70%, Computer 25%, and Smartphone 25%. For the middle income group, the values are Television 95%, Computer 70%, and Smartphone 70%. For the high income group, the values are Television 99%, Computer 95%, and Smartphone 95%. For the 'Car (%)' row, the values are Television 99%, Computer 95%, and Smartphone 90%.
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The table given shows 4 different consumer goods in year 2020 that owned by various households who have a different incomes.
Overall , almost all of the households groups with the different income level attend to have television with slightly more owners in the high paid part.
Moreover, the ownership of computers between the low income families with just 25%. As the income rises the number of people who have it rise to 70 % on the middle income, 95 percent on the higher ones.
In addition, the same trend has been the same for smartphones and cars as the higher income earners owning this goods is 95%, 90% respectively. The lower class didn’t buy phones or cars that much, 45% owned smartphones and 30% bought cars and something is noticed that the medium income people have the double of the ownership.
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