The pie charts are given representing data regarding the eminent reasons behind the movement of people in and out of the UK in the year 2007.
At a glance, it is evident that the driving reason for such movement in that year was related to work or job opportunities and for education purposes, people emigrating out of the country had a smaller number.
As we dive deeper into the statistics, the ratio of the "looking for work" section's share for immigration contributed to 30%, compared to just over a fifth of that for emigration.
The people who migrated without stating a reason added to 14% and 11% respectively.
Moreover, There was an approximate similarity in the numbers for a definite job.
Another major factor influencing a move to the UK was for studies, with over a quarter of people immigrating. However, only 4% left for studying abroad.
The proportions of these moving to join a family member were on par for both immigration and emigration, at 15% and 13% respectively.
The pie charts are
given
representing data regarding the eminent reasons behind the movement of
people
in and out of the UK in the year 2007.
At a glance, it is evident that the driving reason for such movement in that year
was related
to work or job opportunities and for education purposes,
people
emigrating out of the country had a smaller number.
As we dive deeper into the statistics, the ratio of the
"
looking for work
"
section's share for immigration contributed to 30%, compared to
just
over a fifth of that for emigration.
The
people
who migrated without stating a reason
added
to 14% and 11%
respectively
.
Moreover
, There was an approximate similarity in the numbers for a
definite
job.
Another major factor influencing a
move
to the UK was for studies, with over a quarter of
people
immigrating.
However
,
only
4%
left
for studying abroad.
The proportions of these moving to
join
a family member were on par for both immigration and emigration, at 15% and 13%
respectively
.