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The image features two tables displaying survey results from 1980 and 2010 about urban residents' opinions on various aspects of life. The tables list different categories: Education, Shops, Environment, Healthcare, Transport system, and Accommodation. Each category is assessed as "Good," "Neither good nor bad," or "Bad." In 1980, the results are as follows: Education - Good 82, Neither 17, Bad 6; Shops - Good 75, Neither 20, Bad 8; Environment - Good 72, Neither 20, Bad 8; Healthcare - Good 64, Neither 24, Bad 12; Transport system - Good 54, Neither 34, Bad 12; Accommodation - Good 56, Neither 34, Bad 10. In 2010, the opinions varied as: Education - Good 76, Neither 13, Bad 11; Shops - Good 81, Neither 9, Bad 10; Environment - Good 64, Neither 16, Bad 20; Healthcare - Good 63, Neither 22, Bad 15; Transport system - Good 67, Neither 15, Bad 18; Accommodation - Good 65, Neither 24, Bad 11.
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The two tables provide data on inhabitants’ opinions about living conditions and show how these opinions have changed over a 30-year period. The data reveals changes between the years 1980 and 2010.
The number of people who thought that education was good slightly decreased by 2010. However, the quantity of urban residents who believed that shops were good increased from 75 in 1980 to 81 in 2010. Despite the growing positive opinions about shops, the number of dissatisfied people regarding the environment dramatically increased.
Healthcare opinions steadily improved from 1980 onwards, rising from 64 to 83 by 2010. Additionally, the perception of the transport system also saw an increase in positive opinions over the same period. In contrast to the transport system and healthcare, the number of people who held favorable views about accommodation decreased.
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