Large households, which can take advantage of economies of scale, should save money.
"Very large households with 10 or more children are a staple of tabloid shock stories.
Densities throughout the metropolitan area are high by American standards because many immigrants live in large households.
The tariff was only available to medium-sized households (two bedrooms), but is now available to everyone in the UK – small, medium and large households.
A gallon of milk is the place to be, Mr. Barkley said, "if you want to reach moms with large households".
Sainsbury's is using its data to offer online discounts to in-store shoppers from large households with kids, to give them an incentive to shop online.Its rival Morrisons doesn't have a loyalty card database to rely on.
It is possible that blacks and Hispanics in large households are not all pushing their buttons every time they watch TV.Few measurement companies are as entrenched as Nielsen, which began to collect TV ratings in America in 1950.
The former high death rate among adult men, the lack of living sons, and, very rarely, quarrels between generations made these large households a minority of all households at any one time.
Restrictions on privacy among the latter were apparent in what were by modern standards large households, in which space was often shared with those outside the immediate, conjugal family of the head of household, including relatives, servants, and lodgers.
Yet in 1999 2000, large households were no longer typical.
Traditionally, large households indicate adequate availability of family labour necessary to look after large herd sizes.
