The pie chart illustrate the percentage various motive that people came to and left the UK in 2007.
The initial impression from the chart is that employment was the main cause to immigrate into the UK. And the number of people who emigrated to study was the least factor.
Firstly, the largest proportion of immigration was definite job which accounted for 30% and this figure was less than 1% when it compared to emigration (29%). The second reason that made 22% people came to the UK was looking for a job while a minority left the UK for the same reason. According to the arrangement, nearly a quarter of people came to pursue education instead of leaving which only occupied 4%.
Furthermore, there was a quite similar that people who immigrated and emigrated to accompany someone or having other purpose with unequal number just 3% in total. Besides, the statistic of stated reason was 18% for emigration and the opposite to emigration that immigration in this cause was lower three times (6%).
The pie chart illustrate the percentage various motive that
people
came to and
left
the UK in 2007.
The initial impression from the chart is that employment was the main cause to immigrate into the UK. And the number of
people
who emigrated to study was the least factor.
Firstly
, the largest proportion of immigration was
definite
job which accounted for 30% and this figure was less than 1% when it compared to emigration (29%). The second reason that made 22%
people
came to the UK was looking for a job while a minority
left
the UK for the same reason. According to the arrangement,
nearly
a quarter of
people
came to pursue education
instead
of leaving which
only
occupied 4%.
Furthermore
, there was a quite similar that
people
who immigrated and emigrated to accompany someone or having other purpose with unequal number
just
3% in total.
Besides
, the statistic of stated reason was 18% for emigration and the opposite to emigration that immigration in this cause was lower three times (6%).