The two graphs illustrate the reasons for migration among individuals from the UK in 2007.
One of the striking features is that both immigration and emigration data indicate the plethora of migrants relocating
due to
determined job opportunities. Linking Words
However
, immigration figures demonstrate that fewer people mentioned any motives. Linking Words
In addition
, emigration showed the lowest ratio for formal study.
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, data across the research categories Linking Words
reveals
a similar pattern. Having a definite job was the primary reason for both inward and outward movement, accounting for 30% of arrivals and 29% of departures, respectively. Correct subject-verb agreement
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Similarly
, searching for work was another major factor, driving 22% of emigrants and 12% of immigrants to relocate.
Turning to the remaining motives, accompanying or joining a family member was more prominent among immigrants than emigrants, at 15% compared to 13%. Linking Words
Conversely
, moving for formal study showed a stark contrastLinking Words
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while
26% of immigrants moved to study in the UK, Linking Words
this
figure was significantly lower for emigrants, at just 4%.Linking Words