households owning and renting accommodation in england and wales 1918 to 2011

The bar chart demonstrates to us, the percentage of people who rented and owned lived house in England and Wales over the period between 1918 to 2011. Households
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increased gradually between 1918 and 1961. Respectively %23 in 1918, %37 in 1939, %32 in 1953 and %41 in 1961.
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decreased dramatically from %77 in 1918 to %68 in 1939 and
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with %86 in 1953.
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went down to %59 in 1961. Both
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rented and owned
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of %50 in 1971. Before 1971,
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proportion slightly dropped from %40
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until 2001
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in owned of proportion rose steadily from %60
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until 2001. After that owned
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65
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in 2011
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