Ninety-nine per cent of all households in the United States of America own at least one television set. There are, on an average, about 2.2.4 television sets in an American household, and 66 per cent of US homes have three or more TV sets. A similar percentage (approximately 66 per cent) watches television while having their dinner. On an average, the television is on for about 6 hours and 47 minutes per day in an American household. The annual figures reveal that Americans watch 250 billion hours of television a year. That comes to approximately $1.25 trillion a year, if you take into consideration their average hourly wage of five dollars. About 56 per cent of Americans pay for cable television and six million videos are rented daily in the United States. Three million public library movie rentals are checked out every day. About 19 per cent of people in the United States admit that they pay for a cable package that includes adult channels.
The number of hours a tv is on in a household per day is subjective to interpretation, however, the answer is limited in the sense that a typical person will not effectively benefit having the tv on during sleeping hours...unless using the tv to aid in sleeping by providing companionship or perhaps white noise. What does a typ. person sleep in a day...my guess is 6 hrs. The need for sleep decreases proportionately with age. Not all days are the same. Weekends are different than weekdays in program broadcasting and lifestyle activities. Monday night football...Saturday movie and dinner either in real life or watching a program combo movie/dinner on tv. Even the seasons of the year would sway this answer one way or the other. Indoors more or less in summer and in winter. The answer here is undeterminable without doing specific data collection of population sampling. There are just too many variables to consider. In my opinion, the number of hours spent that a tv in on is most likely directly proportional to the number of hours being watched or utilized in some way or another. If I say 12 hours, then that leaves 12 hours for other ativites, such as: sleeping, personal hygene, traveling, just anything requiring attention enough to separate from the tv. But this does not cover the time required to make a living. The poor old sap working min. wage 50+ hours per week is quite different from a person such as....me.
Mike Wolf is paid $10,000 per episode.
$120,00K per year
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As of 2012, it was recorded that there are about 2.28 televisions per household in Denmark. In comparison, the United States had 3.01 televisions per household at the same time.
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The average number of people per household in China is three, as the fertility rate is about 1.5 births per woman.
number of people per TV in china.................................................
2.6
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On average, there are about 1.5 to 2 televisions per household in the UK. This number may vary depending on the size of the household and individual preferences.
There are 3 TV's per Household in Germany
In 2012, statistics show that there were 3 computers per household in the United States. The average of internet-connected devices, including smartphones, smart TVs, gaming consoles, tablets, and PCs is now around 5.7 devices per household.
7-8 children per house
There are 2.