The line graph indicates the number of people who moving in three different nations including America, Canada and Australia in the 10 year-period, starting from 1991.
Overall, Australia recorded the plummet proportion throughout the period. By constrast, USA experienced the steady increase in the timeframe.
At the beginning of the period, Australia had the highest figure, accounting for more than 2500 immigrations. Following that, the figure for America, with approximate 1000 immigrations doubled the number of immigrations in Cananda. In the next three years, Australia witnessed a significant decline to 500 immigrations, while the figure for Canada increased dramatically more than 4 times in same period. The number of USA increased gradually to appoximately 1700 immigrations.
Australia show an unchanged stable until 2000, and Canada hit a free fall to around 1000 immigrations in 1996 before increased marginally to 1500 in 2000. However, the number of immigrations in USA increased slightly throughout the year and became the highest figure in 2000 with 2500 immigrations.