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The image presents results from two surveys conducted in a city during 1980 and 2010 assessing aspects of city living, measured in percentage. In 1980, Education was 72% Good, 23% Neither good nor bad, 5% Bad; Healthcare 82% Good, 10% Neither good nor bad, 8% Bad; Environment 72% Good, 22% Neither good nor bad, 6% Bad; Shops 62% Good, 24% Neither good nor bad, 14% Bad; Employment 72% Good, 22% Neither good nor bad, 6% Bad; Transport 52% Good, 16% Neither good nor bad, 32% Bad. In 2010, Education was 82% Good, 11% Neither good nor bad, 7% Bad; Healthcare 74% Good, 14% Neither good nor bad, 12% Bad; Environment 71% Good, 13% Neither good nor bad, 16% Bad; Shops 60% Good, 24% Neither good nor bad, 16% Bad; Employment 72% Good, 5% Neither good nor bad, 23% Bad; Transport 39% Good, 23% Neither good nor bad, 38% Bad.
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The tables illustrate the results of surveys which gathered information on different aspects of living in a city were good or bad in the years 1980 and 2010.
Overall, the surveys show that most people regarded on education, healthcare and environment as aspects of both years education had the lowest percentage of bad vote in the same period.
In 1980, healthcare had a highest percentage provided service in a city at 82%. The proportion of people that agreed that education was good from 1980 at 82% to 18 expect 82%. In 2010, Healthcare and education were praised by the environment with 82% of people agreeing that it was good.
The aspects that most of the people felt were bad on transport, followed by employment and then shops, with 32%, 16%, and 12% of vote in 1980 public opinion of these facilities worsened in 2010, especially for Employment which had
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