Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Dependency ratio in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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This would improve the dependency ratio of the pension system.
Dependency ratios in the Community, non-EC Europe,
the resultant higher dependency ratios and greater demands on care services;
Rising old age dependency ratios will put increasing pressure on public finances.
Average annual living standards per head of population- taking account of the rate of employment and the dependency ratio.
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Ageing society, old-age dependency ratio, adequacy of pensions,
immigration is likely to increase, the dependency ratio will not improve.
The old age dependency ratio is projected to more than double between 2013 and 2060, putting significant pressure on the pension systems.
retired population“the dependency ratio”.
In its Communication dated 3 July 2001 the Commission states“The old age dependency ratio will start to rise rapidly in the next decade and double by the year 2050 compared to today"4 see Table 1.
its impact on the old-age dependency ratio.
Europe has considerable scope for improving this economic dependency ratio by achieving the ambitious employment goals set by the Lisbon
The population in the age group 15-64 is projected to contract by 48 million by 2050, and the dependency ratio will double over the same period4.
With the dependency ratio- the proportion of children
By 2010, the working age population will remain stable, but will age slightly and the dependency ratio will not change dramatically.
Reducing this level of structural unemployment could substantially slow down the expected increase in the old-age dependency ratio.
high unemployment and increasing dependency ratios(FIN, P)
has meant that our dependency ratio is actually improving.
this would more than offset the effect on the dependency ratio of the ageing of the population
be retained in employment has been a factor in producing lower participation rates and increased dependency ratios.
also result from an initial high dependency ratio due to the narrow base of contributors. tors.