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The image contains a table detailing the percentage of British households owning specific consumer durables from 1972 to 1983. Central heating ownership: 37% in 1972, 43% in 1974, 48% in 1976, 52% in 1978, 55% in 1979, 59% in 1981, 60% in 1982, 64% in 1983. Television ownership: 93% in 1972, 95% in 1974, 96% in 1976, 96% in 1978, 97% in 1979, 97% in 1981, 97% in 1982, 98% in 1983. Video ownership starts at 18% in 1983. Vacuum cleaner ownership: 87% in 1972, 89% in 1974, 92% in 1976, 92% in 1978, 93% in 1979, 94% in 1981, 95% in 1982 and 1983. Refrigerator ownership: 73% in 1972, 81% in 1974, 85% in 1976, 91% in 1978, 92% in 1979, 93% in 1981, and 94% in 1982 and 1983. Washing machine ownership: 66% in 1972, 68% in 1974, 71% in 1976, 75% in 1978, 74% in 1979, 78% in 1981, 79% in 1982, 80% in 1983. Dishwasher ownership: 3% in 1978, 3% in 1979 and 1981, 4% in 1982, 5% in 1983. Telephone ownership: 42% in 1972, 50% in 1974, 54% in 1976, 60% in 1978, 67% in 1979, 75% in 1981, 76% in 1982, 77% in 1983.
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The table shows the percentages of households in Britain that owned 8 different consumer durables between 1972 and 1983. The eight durables being central heating, television, video, vacuum cleaner, refrigerator, washing machine, dishwasher, and telephone.
Firstly, television was the most favored device according to the table, with 98% of all households possessed it by the end of 1983, followed by vacuum cleaner and refrigerator, at 95% and 94% respectively.
On the other hand, video and dishwasher seem to be the least owned devices during the time period, with video only appearing at the end of the time frame in 1983 with 18% ownership, and dishwaher appearing since 1978 onwards, with 5% ownership by the end of 1983.
Moreover, telephone and central heating ownership rocketed during the span of 12 years. Households with telephone increased by a stagering 35%, almost doubled what it started with, while central heating numbers rose by 27% by the end of the period.
In conclusion, the overall trend of household’s consumer durables ownership in Britain between 1972 and 1983 was a positive one, with all eight devices experienced increments in varying degree.
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