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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 tables give information of 2 surveys in 1980 and 2010 on different aspects of city living in a specific city. There are three different categories: Good, Neither good Nor Bad and Bad, all of them measured in percentage.
Overall, it can be seen that Employment had the biggest fall in Neither good Nor Bad, while Shops approximately rermained the same. Moreover, Education sharply increased in Neither good Nor Bad and in Bad.
In 2010 both Education and Employment slightly increased to 10 percents in Good category. Moreover, Transport had the biggest fall in Good category, decreased from 52 to 39 percents. Environment, had deacrease only to 1 percent in 2010, from 72 to 71.
In bad category Employment considerably raised in 2010 from 10 to 23 percents, while Education barely increased from 5 to 9 percents. In 2010, Environment and Shops aspects both hit the same percent, at 16.
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