The pie charts show the main reasons for migration to and from the UK in 2007
The pie charts compare the proportion of main
reasons
for relocating people
from/to Britain Raya in 2007. It was divided into two reasons
, immigration and emigration followed by the detailed categories involving a definite job, searching for work, continuing study, joining a new family member, no reason
, and others. Overall
, there were different reasons
for leaving and joining the UK with the most popular reason
people
conducted immigrate or emigrate was definite jobs.
To begin
with, the result of a survey about the main reason
people
immigrate was definite jobs with 30% followed by joint formal study at 26%, accompanied by the member family was in third place with 15%. Continued by other reasons
and look for work at 12%, and 11%, respectively. The lowest percentage at 6% with no information reason
.
Moreover
, the first reason
people
conducted emigration was job permanence with 29%. The second reason
for leaving was to look for an opportunity to work the result of the survey was around 22%, then
people
chose to answer “not respond stated” at 18%, followed by other reasons
at 13%. Lastly
, people
choose to stay studying in the UK rather than go abroad with a percentage around 4%.Submitted by ru.kabiru.biru on
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