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The image shows a bar graph with two types of data - households in owned accommodation and households in rented accommodation in England and Wales from the years 1918 to 2011. Households in owned accommodation in 1918 have a percentage of approximately 23, which increases to approximately 31 in 1939, approximately 32 in 1953, approximately 42 in 1961, approximately 51 in 1971, approximately 57 in 1981, approximately 68 in 1991, approximately 69 in 2001, and approximately 64 in 2011. Households in rented accommodation in 1918 have a percentage of approximately 77, which decreases to approximately 69 in 1939, approximately 68 in 1953, approximately 58 in 1961, approximately 49 in 1971, approximately 43 in 1981, approximately 32 in 1991, approximately 31 in 2001, and approximately 36 in 2011. The bar graph demonstrates two main features: 1) an increase in the percentage of households in owned accommodation and 2) a decrease in the percentage of households in rented accommodation over the period from 1918 to 2011.
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The bar chart illustrates the proportion of households owning and renting accommodation in England and Wales over a period from 1918 to 2011.
In 1918, the majority of households were in rented accommodation, with the figure standing at around 77%, while only about 23% of households owned their accommodation. Over the next few decades, the percentage of rented households gradually declined. By 1971, the proportion of rented and owned households was roughly equal, both at about 50%.
After 1971, the trend continued, and the percentage of owned accommodation kept rising. It peaked at around 68% in 1991 and 2001. Meanwhile, the proportion of rented households dropped to around 32% during the same period. By 2011, although the percentage of owned households decreased slightly to about 64%, it was still much higher than that of rented households, which was around 36%.
Overall, there was a significant shift from renting to owning accommodation in England and Wales during the 93-year period
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