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The image shows a graph depicting number of visitor arrivals for education from four countries to Australia from 1982 to 2000, with the y-axis representing number of visitors in thousands and x-axis displaying years in intervals of two years: Indonesia starts near zero in 1982, reaches about 35,000 by 1998, and ends slightly above 30,000 in 2000; Hong Kong initiates slightly above Indonesia in 1982, peaks around 1996 at approximately 25,000, and concludes near 24,000 in 2000; Malaysia begins beneath Indonesia in 1982, peaks close to 20,000 in 1996, and ends slightly rising at about 17,000 in 2000; Singapore, starting near Indonesia and Malaysia in 1982, increases steadily to peak just beyond 30,000 in 1998, finishing slightly below 30,000 in 2000.
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The graph below plots four Asian countries of residence of overseas students in Australia.
Firstly, Indonesian students were roughly at around 1 in 1982. However, in late 1993 there was a huge increase in the number of Indonesian students in Australia at around 23. Furthermore, Malaysian students peaked at 1997 and then decreased a bit in late 1998, Now the number of Malaysian students is at roughly 17.
Hong Kong saw different trends regarding increment, decrement, and consistency throughout the 4 decades. It firstly saw the first increase at 1988 and furthermore it also saw an increase in 1990. and in 1995 it saw its best rise. in the 2000s Hong Kong is at almost 19 in the number of students.
In conclusion, Indonesia saw the most growth out of all the other 3 countries. Malaysia peaked in 1997 and lessened a bit in late 1998. Hong Kong saw many different trends regarding its overseas students.
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