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The image contains two tables comparing survey results from 1980 and 2010 across six city-living aspects, quantified in percentages. In 1980, education rated 72% good, 23% neither good nor bad, 5% bad; healthcare 82% good, 17% neither good nor bad, 1% bad; environment 64% good, 22% neither good nor bad, 14% bad; shops 62% good, 24% neither good nor bad, 14% bad; employment 72% good, 16% neither good nor bad, 12% bad; transport 39% good, 16% neither good nor bad, 45% bad. In 2010, education rated 82% good, 9% neither good nor bad, 9% bad; healthcare 74% good, 17% neither good nor bad, 9% bad; environment 84% good, 16% neither good nor bad, 0% bad; shops 82% good, 16% neither good nor bad, 2% bad; employment 78% good, 22% neither good nor bad, 0% bad; transport 39% good, 19% neither good nor bad, 32% bad.
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The data shows the results of survey in various aspect of the city between year 1980 and year 2010, if it’s good, neither good nor bad and bad.
Overall, only education and employment had shown signifant increased with good record in year 2010 while education, environment, shops, and transport moderately decreased.
Education has the most increased good results from 72% in 1980 to 82% in 2010. However, bad results also increased, from 5% to 9%. While people voted good for employment also slightly increased with 10%, from 62% to 72%. But individuals voted for bad also rose from 10% to 23%.
On the other hand, citizen voted for good in healthcare, environment, shops, and transport had notably fell down from 82% to 74%, 72% to 71%, 64% to 60%, 52% to 39% respectively. And people also voted bad at the same time rose from 8% to 12%, 6% to 16%, 12% to 16%, 32% to 38% respectively.
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