Exemplos de uso de Population of working age em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The population of working age is becoming more vulnerable to unemployment.
QUESTIONS RAISED BY THE AGEING OF THE POPULATION OF WORKING AGE.
The population of working age will also show a further increase.
Within 10 years,significant changes in the population of working age.
Resident population of working age, annual average: total and by age group.
A- Differences between incoming and outgoing flows for the population of working age- EUR 15.
Development indicators for the population of working age(15 64 years) between 1995 and 2015.
In 2010 the two groups will be level pegging,each representing one fifth of the population of working age;
With only 7% of the world's population of working age, it generates almost 30% of global GDP.
This is why, in this report, the 20 to 59 age group is treated separately within the population of working age.
The developing trends indicate both a fall in the population of working age and an increase in the number of older people.
In nearly all the other regions,the 45-64 age group will represent more than a third of the population of working age.
Less than 60% of the Community's population of working age are in work, compared with over 70% in the United States, EFTA and Japan.
The net effect is for little change in the extent of demographic pressure on the population of working age over the long term.
As for the population of working age, it would peak at 331 million around 2010 and would then decrease regularly to around 268 million in 2050.
The activity rate, or active population in relation to population of working age(POPACT/ POP15 64) 15 64.
At the present time, the population of working age consists of 249.1 million per sons,of whom 210.4 million are aged between 20 and 59.
It is more disturbing to note that the proportion of the population of working age will fall in 10 Member States.
Over the next 1 5 years, the population of working age will stabilise at a relatively constant level, while the total population will still continue to grow;
Like EU Member-States, these countries will also experience a significant fall in the population of working age after 2010.
In the European Union, women represent over half of the population of working age, and every day the number of women carrying out some kind of paid activity rises.
In Portugal, for example, if we consider the population of working age, greater longevity amongst women means that since 1995 the number of elderly women has been greater than that of young women.
The activity rate:this represents the labour force as a percentage of the population of working age living in private households.
Given that the expansion of the population of working age has declined from Its historically high levels of the 1970s, the expansion of the labour force is due primarily to increases in participation rates amongst women.
The result was a fall in unemployment rates of 1 percentage point between 1986 and 1993, which may reflect some decline in the labour force in rural areas,per haps due partly to outward migration of population of working age.
Negative population growth,ageing of the population of working age, emigration to other, more prosperous regions: these factors are bound to have a negative impact on the social and economic development of a region.
The data obtained in the MPS were used to calculate the incidence of labour accidents, applying in the denominator the resident population, aged between 18 and 64 years, moreover,in an attempt to come closer to the contingent of the population of working age.
The 20-29 age group,a group which replenishes the population of working age, will fall by 1 1 million, the intermediate group will remain at its present size, and the oldest group(50-64 years) will increase by 16.5 million, which is over 25.