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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 illustrates the results of two surveys conducted in 1980 and 2010 in a city to assess six different aspects of city life. The response was recorded in terms of the percentage of people. Overall, education, healthcare, and the environment received the highest score in both years, whereas transport was rated the lowest. Meanwhile, education’s rating rose, while that of transportation fell.
In 1980, health care received the highest rating, with over 80 percent of people approving, while education and environment both scored 72%. Under 10% people rated these sections as bad. For shops and employment, 60-64 people approved them as good. Meanwhile, around half of the people rated transportation in the good category, and nearly one-third of the responders rated it bad.
Turning to 2010, education’s rating was raised to 82%, while that of healthcare decreased to 74%. The score for employment also went up by 10%, with 72% people happy with this sector. The response of people about shops and environmental aspects remained relatively unchanged. The scores for transportation fell further; 39% responders rated it good, 38% bad, and 23% remained neutral.
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