The line graph compares the number of people who immigrated to three different countries (the USA, Canada, and Australia) over the period from 1990 to 2001.
Overall, despite some fluctuations, the number of immigrants increased in Canada and Australia, whereas the USA experienced an overall decline. Nevertheless, the USA consistently recorded the highest volume of immigrants, while Australia registered the lowest figures throughout the period.
Looking at the details, the USA started the period at 1,400 thousand immigrants. This figure rose to 1,800 thousand in 1992 before declining significantly to 1,000 thousand in 1993. After that point, the number experienced marked fluctuations before finishing the timeframe at 900 thousand.
Turning to the remaining countries, immigration to Canada began at 200 thousand, followed by a slight, steady increase until 2000, after which the figure rose dramatically to approximately 420 thousand in 2001. Meanwhile, Australia commenced at 150 thousand, which was slightly lower than Canada’s initial figure. It then experienced subtle fluctuations before reaching 180 thousand by the end of the depicted timeframe.