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The image shows two tables comparing people's perceptions of various aspects of living conditions in 1980 and 2010. In 1980, the percentages for "good" are: education (72), healthcare (82), environment (72), shops (64), employment (62), and transport (52). The "neither good nor bad" percentages are: education (23), healthcare (20), environment (22), shops (22), employment (22), and transport (16). The "bad" percentages are: education (5), healthcare (8), environment (6), shops (10), employment (10), and transport (32). In 2010, the "good" percentages are: education (82), healthcare (74), environment (71), shops (60), employment (72), and transport (39). The "neither good nor bad" percentages are: education (11), healthcare (14), environment (13), shops (24), employment (5), and transport (23). The "bad" percentages are: education (9), healthcare (12), environment (16), shops (16), employment (23), and transport (38).
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The table presents data from two surveys conducted in 1980 and 2010 on six aspects of city living in a particular city.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that the proportion of people who chose the “bad” section experienced an increase in 2010 across all aspects. Similarly, the proportion of citizens who chose the “Neither good Nor Bad” section saw a decrease, except for shops and transport.
Healthcare recorded the highest proportion of people who chose “Good,” accounting for 82% in 1980, while education had the second-largest proportion at 72% in 1980. However, education replaced healthcare in 2010, comprising 82%, whereas healthcare witnessed a decline of 8 percentage points in 2010. In addition, the environment remained almost stagnant for this section at 72% and 71% in both years.
Similar evidence is seen in shops, which did not see a change in the “Neither good Nor Bad” section, accounting for 24% in both years. Additionally, employment experienced a dramatic decrease from 22% in 1980 to 5% in 2010 in the “Neither good Nor Bad” section. Therefore, only transport recorded the highest increase of 7 percentage points in 2010 in comparison to the others.
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