The chart illustrates how many appliances were sold in an electronic shop in Ghana between 1965 and 2000. Overall, there was an increase in the sales of all appliances except for telephones which had relatively the same figure by the end of the period. In each of the vears, the number of refrigerators purchased was the highest.
Refrigerator sales started with about 740 units in 1965, and despite slight dips leading up to 1975 and 1990, they increased throughout the period to finish at around 990. Around 390 washing machines were purchased in 1965, and this rose to about 580 in 1975. From then, it fluctuated between roughly 590 and 520 until the final year when it grew to approximately 660.
Telephone sales started at around 400 before fluctuating between this figure and 300 until 1995 when a final increase brought it up to just over 400 in 2000. Meanwhile, television purchases, which were the lowest of all the appliances each year, started at about 50 after which they increased to slightly over 200 in 1990 and remained at this level until the end.
