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Band 4+: The pie charts show the reasons for immigrants to a European country in 2009 and reasons for immigrants from a European country in 2009.

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The image contains two pie charts depicting reasons for immigration to and from a European country in 2009. For immigrants to a European country in 2009, the reasons were: definite job 23%, look for job 15%, study 25%, accompany/family 15%, other reasons 15%, no reason 7%. For immigrants from a European country in 2009, the reasons were: definite job 38%, look for job 4%, study 23%, accompany/family 7%, other reasons 15%, no reason 13%.
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The Pie chart illustrates the information about the reasons for immigrants to a Eurolen contre cubis are definit job, bok for job, study, accompana / Pumily. other reason and no seuson

To begin with, an accompanying family take up 25 – of cul immigrants in 2009, followed by the reson for a defim job, which aus 2% less. The looking for job was 15% which had the same percentage as reasons for study and others. The number of individuals who moved to a European country for no reason cuas 71 in 2009.

The majority of People moved from a Eusofen country 38% of People moved from Furofen country, reason for a definit job. Following that was 23% for other reason, which was && higher than reason for accompanying family, and 10% higher them. looking for jols. The Proportion of study and no reason accounted for the lowest figure at 77 cmd 24-4 respectively.

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