The line graph demonstrates the aftermath of a survey about the major reasons of shifting towards the capital city of a particular nation.
The major reason for the change was basically employment and education where the number grew significantly. In year 2000, the number of people who went to the capital city for employment outnumbered to those who went for education but in year 2015 the number was the same.
In year 2000, Almost 62000 of the population went to the capital city in search for employment whereas only about 27000 went for the study purpose. In 2005, both trends were rising equally where about 85000 went for employment and about 49000 went for the purpose of study.
In year 2010, both the trends stagnated as only about 91000 went for employment and about 52000 went for study. In year 2015, the number of people going out there for study surged as it reached a high of approximately 88000 matching the number of people going for employment.
