The given chart illustrates the outcomes of a survey explaining the factors behind migration to a nation’s capital city from 2000 to 2015.
Overall, there was the upward trend in all categories, with employment being the dominant reason throughout most of the period. However, by the end of the time frame, study had climbed up and matched employment as the leading factor.
During the first ten years, both employment and study-related migration went go considerbly by about 30,000 people. In the final phase, the study sector continued to grow rapidly from 55,000 to approximately 88,000 inviduals, while employment figure witnessed a decline after peaking at 92,000 migrants in 2010.
In contrast, migration due to family and frineds or adventure experienced only slight growth. The number of residents moving to join family and friends rose steadily by about 10,000 between 200 and 2010, followed by a gradual increase in 2015. Meanwhile, adventure figure saw a stable least common reason by considerable margin throughout the period, starting at around 10,000 people and rising midly to just over 15,000 by the end of the period.