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Band 4+: The pie charts shows UK immigration and emigration and main reasons for them in 2007.

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The image shows two pie charts detailing the main reasons for migration to/from the UK in 2007. The immigration chart indicates 'definite job' at 30%, 'looking for work' at 12%, 'formal study' at 26%, 'accompany/join' at 15%, 'no reason stated' at 11%, and 'other' at 6%. The emigration chart shows 'definite job' at 29%, 'looking for work' at 13%, 'formal study' at 4%, 'accompany/join' at 18%, 'no reason stated' at 22%, and 'other' at 14%.
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the pie charts presented illustrates main purpose of people that what cause of they came to britain and why they left in 2007.

overall.this is cleary that highhest propotion of migration and emigration occured by people who had define job.

according to picture we can see some reason and one of them looking job. 13 percent of people left UK for this reason and 15 percent came to with the same purpose. only 5percent student chose their univercity in abroad compared to this approximately quarter of percent student came to study in U K. Another reason was joining and 22 percent of immigrant joint to U K while U K citizens proportion who accompanied with other country was 15 percent.Without any reason 6 percent people came and 18 perecent left Britain.

Pie charts also shows other purpose which not selected was 11 percent in immigration sector and 14 % in emmigration.The highest amount of proportion of immigrant who had definite job was 30% while 29 percent people left because of the same reason with immigrant.

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The pie charts shows UK immigration and emigration and main reasons for them in 2007.

The pie charts presented elucidate the primary motivations for migration to and from the United Kingdom in the year 2007. It is evident that while certain reasons for migration exhibited relative stability, others experienced significant fluctuations, particularly in the realms of employment and study. In terms of immigration, the primary incentive cited for migrating to […]

The pie charts shows UK immigration and emigration and main reasons for them in 2007.

The pie charts detail the factors influencing immigration and emigration from the United Kingdom in 2007. Overall, motivations for immigration were mainly related to work, studies, and accompanying someone, with no reasons stated and other less typical. Similarly, the emigration reasons focused mostly on work, though less defined and less likely reasons were more common. […]

The pie charts shows UK immigration and emigration and main reasons for them in 2007.

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The pie charts shows UK immigration and emigration and main reasons for them in 2007.

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The pie charts shows UK immigration and emigration and main reasons for them in 2007.

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