The bar chart illustrates the difference in
percentage
between individuals who are in Australia by birth and those who migrated there residing either in Use synonyms
cities
, rural areas or towns in the years 1995 and 2010.
In overview, there is an increased trend in the rate at which Use synonyms
people
are moving to the Use synonyms
cities
both apply to Use synonyms
the
locals and foreigners in the two years of study.
In the Correct article usage
apply
year
the 1995 urban population was the highest, followed by the rural population and Use synonyms
lastly
town residents at 50%, 30% and 20% respectively for the native Australians. Linking Words
While
the settlers had a greater Linking Words
percentage
around the Use synonyms
cities
compared to the native-born with 60%. Migrants Use synonyms
also
had more Linking Words
people
in rural areas Use synonyms
in contrast
to the indigenous Linking Words
people
.
In the Use synonyms
year
Use synonyms
2010
the number of Add a comma
2010,
people
in the Use synonyms
cities
for both the natives and the migrants increased to 65% and 80% successively. Use synonyms
This
is suggestive of rural-urban migration. The Linking Words
percentage
of Use synonyms
people
born in Australia who were living in town and rural areas was equal in the same Use synonyms
year
at approximately 18%. The foreigners residing in the rural recorded the lowest Use synonyms
percentage
in that Use synonyms
year
at roughly 5%.
Use synonyms
To conclude
the Linking Words
percentage
of Use synonyms
people
living in the Use synonyms
cities
has rocketed in the Use synonyms
year
2010 Use synonyms
while
the number of residents living in rural homes has dropped compared to the Linking Words
year
2005 for both the natives and migrants.Use synonyms
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