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The pie charts present the main reasons for immigration to and emigration from a specific European country in 2009. Overall, “no reason” accounted for the smallest proportion in both categories. Additionally, accompanying or joining family was the leading cause for people immigrating to the country, whereas securing a definite job was the primary driving factor […]
The charts illustrate why immigrants leave and move to European regions in the year of 2009. Overall, the main reason for the leaving to European country is definite job, while majority of immigrants moved to this region for a family. Additionaly, the minority of people did not have any reason for both actions in that […]
The charts below illustrate the reasons why the immigrants go, and leave a European country in 2009. Overall, six reasons are mentioned on the chart, two of the them can be considered as the main such as finding non-temporary job and a desire living with family. The major proportion of the aims to come a […]
The two pic charts provide information about the reason for why immigrants moved to and from a european nation in 2009. Overall,most immigrants came to the country for employment reaons,while the largest proportion of people left due to having a define job ealswhere. Looking at the first chart,the largest proportion of immigrants 25% moved to […]
The pie charts illustrate the reasons why people migrated to and from a European country in 2009. Overall, the most common reason for immigrants to come to a European country was regarding family reasons and companionship, whereas inexplicable reason was the least significant. Meanwhile, looking for a definite job had a huge percentage in the […]
The charts compare the principal reasons why people immigrated to and emigrated from a European country in 2009. Overall, employment-related factors were the dominant motivation in both directions, although family reasons were more significant for immigration to the country, while definite job offers strongly influenced emigration. Regarding immigration to the country, accompanying or joining family […]
The pie charts clarifies about the reasons for individuals who went to and from a European country in 2009. Overall, the largest proportion of people to a European country contained exactly one quarter of accompany family (25%). Additionally, the biggest percentage of humanity from a European country included over than one third of definite job […]
The two pie charts illustrate the different reasons for migration, showing the percentage of people in and out of a European country in 2009. Overall, the greatest fraction of people moved to and from Europe was for either job or in search for employment opportunities. Also, people visited a European country to meet their families. […]
The two pie graphs illustrate data on the reasons why people immigrated to and from European nation in a specific year 2009. In general, it is clear that family and definite job constituted the primary purpose of immigration. In addition, no reasons for relocation took the least. Having a definite job accounted for 23 per […]
The pie charts indicate the shares of reasons people immigrate to and from a European country in 2009. Overall, the majority of people went to that European country (EC) for accompany/family, while the most common reason for immigrants from EC was to identify job. With regard to reasons people reach EC, the portion of accompany/family […]