The graph indicates the residence of foreign students from four different countries to Australia from 1982 to 2000.
The graph indicates the residence of foreign students from four different countries to Australia from 1982 to 2000. x07y6
The graph indicates the residence of foreign students from four different countries in Australia from 1982 to 2000.
First of all, there were three countries that started at the same level in 1982, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Indonesia. Meanwhile, Indonesia and Singapore leveled off until 1987. Moreover, the general trend in Hong Kong is slightly fluctuated, and then reaching at the highest point of about 20000 students in 1998.
Whereas, the level of Malaysia is distinctly increasing around 10000 students in the same year. Furthermore, the number of students in Malaysia remain stable between 1983 and 1992 at about 10000 students, then it peaked at nearly 20000 students.
Overall, it is clearly seen that Asian countries experienced a considerable increase in students numbers in Australia.
The graph indicates the residence of foreign
students
from four
different
countries in Australia from 1982 to 2000.
First of all
, there were three countries that
started
at the same level in 1982, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Indonesia. Meanwhile, Indonesia and Singapore leveled off until 1987.
Moreover
, the general trend in Hong Kong is
slightly
fluctuated, and then reaching at the highest point of about 20000
students
in 1998.
Whereas
, the level of Malaysia is
distinctly
increasing around 10000
students
in the same year.
Furthermore
, the number of
students
in Malaysia remain stable between 1983 and 1992 at about 10000
students
, then it peaked at
nearly
20000 students.
Overall
, it is
clearly
seen
that Asian countries experienced a considerable increase in
students
numbers in Australia.