The bar chart provides information about the proportions of households that owned and rented
accommodation
in England from 1918 to 2011.
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Overall
, these percentages exhibited different trends over the given period, with the owned segment following an upward trajectory, Linking Words
whereas
the rented group showed a decline. Linking Words
However
, the rates of increase and decrease varied significantly between them.
As the chart illustrates, the group that rented Linking Words
accommodation
recorded the highest figure Use synonyms
initially
at around 77%, Linking Words
then
dropped dramatically to almost 30% in 2001. In the following decade, it grew slightly to nearly 36%, taking into account the stability between 1939 and 1953 at roughly 68%. It is obvious that the 1971 census registered equal shares for the two groups at exactly 50%, where the majority of people lived in rented Linking Words
accommodation
before, unlike the individuals in the upcoming years, who began to own Use synonyms
accommodation
.
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On the other hand
, the owned Linking Words
accommodation
group commenced at approximately 21%, making it the lowest figure among them, after which it increased steadily to slightly under 70% by 2001. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, it experienced a reduction to almost 63% within ten years, and there was Linking Words
also
a stable rate during 1939 and 1953, around 31%.Linking Words