The table shows results of 2 surveys done in 1980 and 2010 on various aspects of city living on a particular city.Units are measured in percentage

The tables illustrate surveys in 1980 and 2010. The tables survey

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six aspects of city living:

education

,

healthcare

, environment,

shops

, employment, and

transport

. Data are divided into 3 categories: Good, Neither good nor bad, and bad. "In the 'Good'

category

,

healthcare

received the highest rating,

while

transportation received the lowest. In the 'Neither Good Nor Bad'

category

,

healthcare

had the lowest rating,

while

shops

had the highest. In the 'Bad'

category

,

education

received the lowest rating, and transportation the highest." In 1980,

healthcare

received the highest good rating at 82%

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transport

had the lowest at 52%. By 2010,

education

reached the rating top “Good” at 82%,

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transport

fell to 39%. The

transport

declined by 13% from 1980. Environment remained relatively stable with a slight decrease from 72% to 71%.

Furthermore

, in 1980, the lowest

percentage

of "Neither good nor bad" was in

healthcare

at 10%,

while

the highest was in

shops

at 24%. In 2010,

this

category

was the highest in

shops

at 24% and the lowest was in employment at 5%. In 1980,

education

had the lowest "Bad"

percentage

at 5%,

while

transportation had the highest

percentage

at 32%. In 2010, the "Bad"

percentage

for

education

increased to 9%, increasing by 4% from 1980. The highest rating for

transport

was 38%.