The table compares two surveys conducted in 1980 and 2010 on several aspects of living in one city. Overall, the majority of citizens evaluated that all aspects were of the city living good. In addition, factors associated with education, healthcare, and environment showed more good reports than bad ones, regardless of the year. Moreover, while the aspects of education and employment improved, the reverse was true for remaining factors.
Fosucing on aspects that attracted more positive reports, education was evaluated as good by 72% of respondents, another proportion of respondents evaluated it as neutral or bad, 23% and 5% respectively. By 2010, the figure was acccounted for 82% as good, 11% for neither good or bad, ad 9% for negative evaluation.
By contrast, shops and trasport aspects revealed fewer positive reports. While the figure for shops stood at 60% as good, the proportion of people who associated it with bad was 16%, with 24% as neutral.