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The image displays two tables presenting survey results from 1980 and 2010 regarding percentages of city living aspects categorized as Good, Neither Good Nor Bad, and Bad. For the year 1980, Education: Good 72%, Neither Good Nor Bad 20%, Bad 8%; Healthcare: Good 53%, Neither Good Nor Bad 32%, Bad 15%; Environment: Good 52%, Neither Good Nor Bad 30%, Bad 18%; Shopping: Good 62%, Neither Good Nor Bad 23%, Bad 15%; Transport: Good 63%, Neither Good Nor Bad 26%, Bad 11%. For the year 2010, Education: Good 82%, Neither Good Nor Bad 14%, Bad 4%; Healthcare: Good 74%, Neither Good Nor Bad 13%, Bad 13%; Environment: Good 71%, Neither Good Nor Bad 14%, Bad 15%; Shopping: Good 61%, Neither Good Nor Bad 23%, Bad 16%; Transport: Good 39%, Neither Good Nor Bad 31%, Bad 30%.
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The tables provide us with information about different aspects of living in a specific city in 1980 and 2010.
Overall, five categories were considered in the surveys (education, healthcare, environment, shops, employment, and transport). It is evident that most of the people where satisfied with education, healthcare and environment in both years. In contrast, transport recieved the most negative critics.
In 1980, 72% of the population claimed education as good, and its percentage surged to 82 in 2010, recieving the highest number of “Good” option. In contrast, healthcare, reciving the most “Good” in 1980, dropped by 8%, reaching 74%. Notably, there is no remarkable change in the percentage of those who considered environment as good, but percentage of individuals choosing it bad rose from 6% to 16%.
Additionally, figures for shops remained steady. Conversely, employment saw dramatic changes, specially in terms of those who opt for “neither good nor bad”, falling from 22% to 5%.
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