The line chart below shows the results of a survey giving the reasons why people moved to the capital city of a particular country.

The line graph illustrates the results of people's motivation in moving to the capital city in a particular country between 2000 and 2015.

Overall

,

it is clear that

career and education purposes became the biggest objectives,

while

the family or friends and adventure options were comparatively less prominent.

To begin

with, the employment reason stood at 60.000 at the beginning of the period and reached a peak at around 90.000 in 2010.

However

, it slightly decreased to approximately 87.000 in 2015, but still remained the highest motive

at the end

of the period.

Similarly

, people

also

wanted to move to the capital city to continue their studies. It showed that the study objective experienced an upward trend throughout the years and shared a similar number with the job reason in 2015.

On the contrary

, people were less likely to migrate to the capital city for friends or family. Despite it always increasing within 15 years, the number was not that significant

in contrast

to career and education motives, which only accounted for around 20.000 in the finished period.

Likewise

, new experiences had a positive trend throughout the years but only had about 15.000 votes in 2015, marking the lowest number compared to the three other categories.