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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 illustrate that, the surveys held in two different years regarding a city’s various aspects.
Overall, it is apparent that health care and education were the best in both years according to the people of the city. Whereas, the transport facility was voted for bad services in the given periods.
In detail, in 1980, 3 aspects can be seen as good such as healthcare, education and environment about 82%, 72% and 72% respectively. The survey says shops voted 24% for neither good nor bad and it was the highest among the category. Bad service was given by transport which is 32%.
In the year 2010, education had voted nearly 82%. That is the top percentage among the goods. The shop was voted 24% is neither good nor bad and this was the same proportion in the previous year. Same as in 1980 the transport system was bad in 2010 and it was 38%. Compared to 1980 people voted as bas was highest in the second given period.
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