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The table above clearly indicates the migrants moving from their motherlands in rural areas, to urban areas. The whole table is separated by: 1) Reasons why exactly migrants moved (For a definite job, looking for work, formal studying and etc.); 2) periods of time when migrants moved from rural to urban (in period of 1980 […]
The biggest reason for migration throughout history has been accompanying a spouse or family member, accounting for about one-third of all migrants. When we look at those who migrate for multiple reasons, the numbers fluctuate: 4, then 18, then 15, then 9. This can be described as an irregular pattern. The number of people migrating […]
The table demonstrates data about the reasoning behind people deciding to migrate from rural areas to cities in a specific region from 1980 to 2010. Overall, the majority of migrants moved in order to accompany a spouse or a family member, and the minority of people had no reason to make this decision. Over 30 […]
