Примеры использования Working age population на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Working age population.
In 2006 alone the working age population grew by 9 per cent.
The labour market is not capable of absorbing the current working age population.
Female Working age population.
Registered unemployment(percentage of registered unemployed and working age population),%c.
Total working age population.
Overall, the economically active population accounts for 32.9 per cent of the working age population.
Of total working age population.
Of these, 59.5 per cent were men,while women accounted for 5.8 per cent of the working age population.
Male and female working age population has also relatively increased.
He said that the ministry is plans to improve definition of self-employed population, which accounts for 25% of working age population.
The working age population is of 106 thousand people or 65,5% of the total.
In 2007, the employment rate of women among the working age population was 58.5% which is 12.0 percentage points lower than men.
The working age population(15- 64 years of age) declined from 7 033 726 in 2008 to 6 835 604 persons in 2013.
However, further public investment in skills training and upgrading will be necessary to integrate the hitherto excluded working age population.
In a drought year the working age population formerly migrated to neighboring countries for wage employment.
The highest number of pedestrian deaths were among non-Qatari men between the ages of 20 and44 years, which mirrors the working age population of non-Qataris.
The current working age population(25-64 years old) faces specific challenges deserving policy attention.
The number of economically active persons was 4.2 million in 2004,accounting for not more than 39.2 per cent of the working age population 32.9 per cent in employment and 6.4 per cent unemployed.
As far as the working age population is concerned, projections depend on the definition of working age. .
Like many economic growth and productivity studies, we are concerned with the growth anddevelopment of human capital embodied in the working age population.
The working age population(between 15 and 64 years) accounts for 68%, while the population aged 65 years and over accounts for 12.8.
Social insurance and pension schemes seek to enable the working age population as well as older persons to smooth consumption over their lifetimes.
The working age population(15-64) was 58.4% of the total population, a percentage which represents a marginal growth of 0.4% when compared to that of 1993.
The ways to get rid off and prevent from poverty is to increase employment, to provide jobs for unemployed people, to improve the quality of their professional skills and education,to eliminate unemployment among working age population.
This will cause a high burden on the working age population as they provide for the increasing number of the older population. .
While the working age population grew by nearly 2.8 per cent over the last decade, the unemployed population has been reduced by over half, from 2.61 million in 2000 to 1.08 million 10 years later.
Incorporating non-market activities into human capital estimates remain controversial and focusing on working age population is more relevant for measuring a country's productive capacity Wei, 2004; Gu and Wong, 2008; Greaker and Liu, 2008.
In 2004/05 the working age population(labor force) made up 54% of the population. It is growing by about 1.2 million people per year.
All projection groups agree that the working age population will be decreasing, but they differ in their estimates of this decrease Fig. 2.