The line graph represents the main causes of the residents of a specific capital city to move away to countryside between 1990 and 2010
Overall, all of the factors experienced growth throughout the given time period. The expensive living cost had the highest impact for the city residents to move away. The traffic and lifestyle causes had the same amount of influence at the beginning, but first one exceeded the other by the given time period.
The total number of people leaving the city environment was approximately 65 thousand. Later, this figure witnessed a steady annual rise to reach its peak amount around 85 thousand in the year 2000. Afterwards, it had a slight decrease to 80 thousand in 2010.
In 1990 the factors of traffic noise and city lifestyle had the same amount of 20 thousand people to move away to rural areas. Nevertheless, the traffic reason experienced higher growth in the later years by reaching its highest amount of 60 thousand in 2010. Lifestyle influence on the other hand, reached only to 40 thousand mark by 2010, but had a more steady growth than former.
