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Band 6+: Pie chart: The chart shows the reasons why people moved from one part of Vietnam to live in another. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main feathers, and make comparisons where relevant. Here are the data for each reasons why Vietnamese people moved internally in 2012 (in percentages). Employment (54.5%); Study (11.4%); Marriage (21%); Others (13.1%)

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The chart illustrates four reasons why individuals moved from one area of Vietnam to another for living in 2012.

Overall, there were presented four reasons why people decided to change their accomidation and move from one city to another in the given country, so there were included career, education, relationship and others. Eventually, the most sagnificant cause were job prospectives, while study accounted for the smallest proportion.

In 2012, around a half of Vietnamese citizens moved from one part of the country to live in another due to a lack of workplaces in the given period. Likewise, another crucial reason was marriage, accounted for exactly 21% of the total population, while unknown causes encouraged about 13% to change their living. Finally, only about 11% of people moved due to their educational goals in that year. This data showed the biggest problem of job opportunities among Vietnamese citizens,compared to other reasons.

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Pie chart: The chart shows the reasons why people moved from one part of Vietnam to live in another. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main feathers, and make comparisons where relevant. Here are the data for each reasons why Vietnamese people moved internally in 2012 (in percentages). Employment (54.5%); Study (11.4%); Marriage (21%); Others (13.1%)

The present chart allows us to understand the reasons of the people that moved in Vietnam in the year 2012, the main reason of the movement was employment this is relevant because that means that the better opportunities for a good job are located in specific places of the country something similar happens in Colombia […]

Pie chart: The chart shows the reasons why people moved from one part of Vietnam to live in another. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main feathers, and make comparisons where relevant. Here are the data for each reasons why Vietnamese people moved internally in 2012 (in percentages). Employment (54.5%); Study (11.4%); Marriage (21%); Others (13.1%)

The diagram illustrates main factors that resulted in the population moving within Vietnam in 2012. Overall, there were 3 main reasons that contributed to the residential relocation decision within the country. It can be observed that employment factor accounted for the most significant proportion of reasons that Vietnamese relocated their place of living, while the […]

Pie chart: The chart shows the reasons why people moved from one part of Vietnam to live in another. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main feathers, and make comparisons where relevant. Here are the data for each reasons why Vietnamese people moved internally in 2012 (in percentages). Employment (54.5%); Study (11.4%); Marriage (21%); Others (13.1%)

The chart below a pepole who live a Vietnam and another place, in 2012 and chose the main future. Overall, employment was by far the most significant reason for internal migration, while study accounted for the smallest proportion. Marriage and other reasons also contributed notably to population movement within the country. Ferstly, many humans choose […]

Pie chart: The chart shows the reasons why people moved from one part of Vietnam to live in another. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main feathers, and make comparisons where relevant. Here are the data for each reasons why Vietnamese people moved internally in 2012 (in percentages). Employment (54.5%); Study (11.4%); Marriage (21%); Others (13.1%)

It is clear that employment opportunities were by far the most significant factor influencing people’s decision to move, accounting for more than half of all internal migration. In contrast, other reasons such as education or personal matters played a comparatively minor role. Specifically, 54.5% of people relocated in search of work, making it the dominant […]

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