The line graph provide a comprehensive breakdown of the distribution of Australian citizens who were given birth abroad between 1976 to 2011. Overall, depite some fluctuations, the data reveals that the proportion for Total significantly surpass those born in other countries, while the polulation born in the UK was minimal by the end of the period.
A detailed review shows that, the Australian citizens born in Total are by far the highest on the chart, accounting for roughly 29% in 1976, the percentage dropped considerably to 23% over a decade ( 1986) which the value remain unchange to 1991. The numbers rose steadily and peaked at approximately 33% in 2011. However, those born in Asia had the lowest record at the begining of the chart, with 3% delivered in 1976, the numbers grow gradually to 6% by 1996, and further to 15% in 2011.
Conversely, for people born in the UK and Other, 14% and 11% was recorded respectively. While individuals that were given birth in the follows a downward trend to 5% which was the lowest by the end of the period, those birthed in Other countries experience a decline to 7% in 1986 before rising to 14% in 2006, and slighly dropping to 13% in 2011.