The pie charts below shows different reason for people to immigrate to and to emigrate

The pie charts compare people's purposes of migrating to or emigrating from the UK in 2007. It is clear that a majority of people immigrated to the Uk for the purposes of definite job and formal study while a majority of people emigrate from the country either to look for work or have a definite job. Looking more closely at the charts, we can see that only 4 percents of people emigrated from the U. K for formal study while the proportion of people who immigrated to the U. k for the same reason is 6 times higher, at 24 percents. Oppositely, the population of people that emigrated from the UK to look for work is 10 percents higher than the proportion of people who move in to the country to look for job, which the percentage is of 22 percents and 12 percents respectively. In addition, there are about the same amount of people immigrating or emigrating from the country to accompany others, which is of 15 percents and 13 percents respectively. In terms of definite job, about 30 percents of people move in and out of the country for this reason. In the sector that refers to other reasons, it display that 14 percents and 11 percents of people move in and out of the country without any specific reason. Finally, 6 percents and 18 percents of people immigrate to and emigrate from the country with no reason stated.