The line graph compares the proportion of individuals of varying age groups and the preferences they set when moving to a new place.
Looking from an overall perspective, the crime rate is the most dominant factor considered by all age brackets whereas local transport and recreational areas are given less emphasis.
Based on the given information, ki the importance for crimnal activities grows. At start, approximately 80% of individuals between 25 and 34 years looks for criminal cases in the vicinity and this figure grows gradually till people of 44 years. Next, the importance of this factor drops moderately to approximately 75% in 44 to 55 years of people while across older population this figure went up to nearly 90% (55-64 years).
In contrast, parks and public means of transportation in the particular areas stands side by side. Among young individuals (25 to 34 year’s) the value for both start at nearly 10% increasing gradually to 20% for both, ending at 25%.
Furthermore, the interest for shopping spots in the area starts to rise across all individuals initiating at 20% and staying relatively stable among people aged 25 to 44 years and then went up rapidly, above 25% between 55 and 64 years of age groups.