The given graph illustrates the five nations in terms of their citizens migrating to New Zealand over a three-year period from 2001 to 2004
It is clear that the number of people from Britain moving to New Zealand witnessed a significant increase throughout the given period, while that of Fiji decreased slightly. Besides, the figure for the remainder experienced diverse patterns.
To be specific, commencing with nearly 6000 immigrants in 2001, the number of the British moving to New Zealand rose markedly to 8000 in 2004, surpassing other countries to be the one with the highest figure. Contrary to the former, the number of Fiji’s immigrants decreased slightly and it was also the lowest number over three years.
On the other hand, India had the second most people migrating to New Zealand in 2001 and then exceeded Britain to rank first with over 8000 immigrants in the next year, however, this figure decreased steeply to approximately 5000 in 2004. Furthermore, China followed a similar trend, climbing rapidly from nearly 600 to over 8000 in the first year, after which this figure fell sharply to over 2000 in 2004.
The
given
graph illustrates the five nations in terms of their citizens migrating to
New
Zealand
over
a three-year period from 2001 to 2004
It is
clear
that the
number
of
people
from Britain moving to
New
Zealand witnessed a significant increase throughout the
given
period, while that of Fiji decreased
slightly
.
Besides
, the
figure
for the remainder experienced diverse patterns.
To be specific, commencing with
nearly
6000 immigrants in 2001, the
number
of the British moving to
New
Zealand rose
markedly
to 8000 in 2004, surpassing other countries to be the one with the highest
figure
. Contrary to the former, the
number
of Fiji’s immigrants decreased
slightly
and it was
also
the lowest
number
over
three years.
On the other hand
, India had the second most
people
migrating to
New
Zealand in 2001 and then exceeded Britain to rank
first
with
over
8000 immigrants in the
next
year,
however
, this
figure
decreased
steeply
to approximately 5000 in 2004.
Furthermore
, China followed a similar trend, climbing
rapidly
from
nearly
600 to
over
8000 in the
first
year, after which this
figure
fell
sharply
to
over
2000 in 2004.