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The provided line chart compares three primal reasons-rising cost of living, traffic, lifestyle-in terms of figuring out why residents prefer moving away from capital city to another over the timeframe of two decades, from 1990 to 2010. Overall, a universal rising trend can be observed in the figures of all people, regardless of their reasons. […]
The line graph provides a breakdown of particular reasons people gave for migrating from a capital city to the countryside from 1990 to 2010. Overall, it is clear that all three reasons experienced varying degrees of increase in the number of people moving away from the city, over the period given. We can also see […]
The graph illustrates the major reasons why people leave from certain capital city to rural areas. Overall, it is apparent that the most popular reason of leaving is rising cost of living and it is the highest point in all three lines by reaching slightly more than 80.000 people . While lifestyle and traffic started […]
The graph illustrates the reasons behind the mobilisation of people from the capital city to the countryside between 1990 and 2010 in three categories. The data was taken within every decade. Overall, there was an increase in the number of people shifting to the countryside over time. However, the increase differs in each of the […]