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    The pie charts compare reasons for immigration to and emigration from the UK in 2007, with the majority being for definite jobs (30% of immigrants and 29% of emigrants). For immigration, formal study was the second highest reason at 26%, while for emigration nearly a quarter emigrated to look for work. Small minorities of immigrants did not give a reason or emigrated for formal study, while 18% of emigrants did not state a reason.

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    The pie charts compare reasons for immigration to and emigration from the UK in 2007, with the majority being for definite jobs (30% of immigrants and 29% of emigrants). For immigration, formal study was the second highest reason at 26%, while for emigration nearly a quarter emigrated to look for work. Small minorities of immigrants did not give a reason or emigrated for formal study, while 18% of emigrants did not state a reason.

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    WT 1 (Pie Charts)

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    The pie charts compare reasons for immigration to and emigration from the UK in 2007, with the majority being for definite jobs (30% of immigrants and 29% of emigrants). For immigration, formal study was the second highest reason at 26%, while for emigration nearly a quarter emigrated to look for work. Small minorities of immigrants did not give a reason or emigrated for formal study, while 18% of emigrants did not state a reason.

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    WT 1 (Pie Charts)

    The pie charts compare the proportion of immigrants and emigrants from the UK based on six reasons in the
    year 2007.

    Overall, it is readily apparent that the majority of immigrants and emigrants are overwhelmed by the figure
    of definite jobs. In contrast, a tiny minority of immigrants did not mention any reasons, while there was a negligible
    proportion in the formal study for emigrants.

    From a detailed analysis, the figure for definite jobs witnessed by far the highest proportion of migration to
    and from the UK, at 30% and 29% respectively. With regards to immigration, the proportion of formal study followed
    the second at 26% which is over 6 times larger than emigration. In addition, the percentage of immigrants joining
    accompany is as similar to emigrants.

    Regarding emigration, nearly a quarter of people looked for work as the second largest proportion. Another
    category of emigrants for no reason stated was 18% which was three times bigger compared to immigrants. Then,
    14% of emigrants and 11% of immigrants gave other reasons.

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