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The image displays a bar chart comparing the percentage of households owning versus renting accommodation in England and Wales from 1918 to 2011. The chart presents data for the years 1918, 1933, 1953, 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991, 2001, and 2011. In 1918, 23% of households owned and 77% rented. The figures for 1933 are 32% owned and 68% rented. In 1953, ownership increased to 42% while renting decreased to 58%. The 1961 data shows a slight increase in ownership at 47% and a decrease in renting at 53%. The trend continues in 1971 with a majority of 51% owning homes and 49% renting. In 1981, the gap widens with 59% owning and 41% renting. The 1991 data shows 67% ownership and 33% rental. The 2001 figures report 69% ownership and 31% rental. The 2011 data marks a slight decrease in ownership at 64% and an increase in rental accommodation at 36%.
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The bar graph compares two different accommodation systems, according to ownership of house and rented house proportion in two big countries from 1918 to 2011.
Overall, it can be seen that the rented accommodation rate decreased gradually year by year whereas house ownership percentage increased rapidly in Britain and Wales except in 2011.
House ownership percentage was lower level in 1918 which was above 20%, and after two decades it rose to around 32%. In 1939 and 1953, this percentage stayed in a similar position. In addition, this household ownership rate risen to a peak in 2001, which is approximately 70%. However, this rate again fell in 2011, then the proportion was just above 60%.
Secondly, the rented accommodation rate was at a peak level in 1918. It’s total opposite to the house ownership rate, it was just below 80%. It decreased around 10% after two decades, and it was the same for 1939 and 1953. Then it started to fall and in 2001 it was approximately 30%. However, in 2011, it can be seen the rented household rate again increased a little bit, and it was just above 35%.
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