Only 15 per cent of the working age population pays into the pension system.

18 of residents are outside the job market at the age of 50 and less than a third are working at the age of 61.

In 2002, people of regular working age and working capacity were 44.73 million (accounting for 56.1 of the population) of which women accounted for 50.6 .

As fertility declines, the proportion of the population comprising children (persons under age 15) also declines, whereas the proportion of the population of working age increases, resulting in a decreasing dependency ratio (defined as the average number of children and elderly persons per 10 persons of working age).

The EU s first 50 years were characterized by a growing population and a high proportion of working age people relative to children and the elderly.

This last element is important because only the working age population represents an economy s productive potential.

But this will be followed by accelerating decline, as the working age population declines even faster than in Japan.

Europe needs working age people to reduce the burden of a burgeoning elderly population, so relaxing immigration restrictions could help.

In the case of Germany, one observes an interesting kink in its demography from 2005 2015, the working age population is temporarily stabilized.

Bolivia has 9 million inhabitants one million are child workers, some who started working as early as seven.

About 59 of the total population is under age 30, 27 of whom are under 14.

Nearly 56 per cent of the population is below the age of 24.

A recent study conducted by the International Foundation for Global Economic Development reveals that, since 2000, the economically active population (EAP) has tended to increase for demographic reasons, owing to a change in the ratio between the population reaching working age and the population reaching retirement age.

In common with many other developed countries, Canada is experiencing a demographic shift towards an older population, with more retirees and fewer people of working age.

In 2002, women at the working age accounted for 59.55 of the population, 64.74 in urban area and 57.79 in rural area.

The reason is simple Japan s overall growth rates have been quite low, but growth was achieved despite a rapidly shrinking working age population.

In 1991 98.3 of the population was indigenous and 17.9 of the population were over 65.

The third transformation is demographic the fallout from China s official one child policy, which will cause the working age population to start declining in the mid 2010 s.

The infection is spread primarily among young, able bodied individuals.

China s total fertility rate is estimated at around 1.5, implying that the working age population will begin to decline by the mid 2010 s.

Germany and Italy increasingly show Japanese patterns of decline in their working age populations, and are thus likely to grow very little as well.

When one looks at GDP WAP (defined as population aged 20 60), one gets a surprising result Japan has actually done better than the US or most European countries over the last decade.

50 percent of the population over the age of 40 suffers from diabetes.

14.2 of the population are under 15 years of age, 4.0 are over 75.

20.96 of the population were 0 15 years old, 72.80 16 74 and the remaining 6.24 were 75 years old or over.

A good rule of thumb for the average growth rates of the G 7 countries would be to attribute about one percentage point in productivity gains to the growth rate of the working age population.

In the case of Germany, one observes an interesting kink in its demography from 2005 2015, the working age population is temporarily stabilized.

People between the ages of 20 and 44 made up 36.2 of the population, 10.7 between the ages of 45 and 64, and 3.6 were over the age of 64.

In the population structure, female population often takes up about 50 of the population, and the percentage of women of fertile age in the population goes from about 25 to 26 .

Women make over 51 of the population, 25 of them being in fertile age.

This could be related to both the policies for documentation for rural workingwomen and to the aging of the population, in particular the female population.

The analysis for the overall population shows the most exposed categories as follows children, especially under the age of 5, displaced persons, returnees, the unemployed and persons with low education.

Educational standard of the Dutch population aged 15 64 (by ethnic background and age)

This law aimed at boosting employment for vulnerable population groups, among which were included, as a special category, mothers with children up to 12 years of age, at a quota of 10 .

As a result, Brazil may not be as well positioned to take advantage of its demographic dividend (when a rising share of working age people creates new opportunities for economic growth) as its leaders believe.

Second, a further slowdown in rich countries growth rates appears inevitable, given that even in the more dynamic countries the growth rates of the working age population is declining.

The Muslim population is mostly young 42 of Muslims are under the age of 15.

In rare cases, a woman's ovaries stop working at a very early age, ranging anywhere from the age of puberty to age 40, and this is known as premature ovarian failure (POF).

The United Nations estimates that the continent will account for more than 40 of global population growth through 2030, with the working age population expected to surpass that of China by 2040.

Education and labor policies in all Maghreb countries are under constant pressure from increasingly youthful populations.

The population is aging at an accelerating rate, and the net flow of working age citizens into the labor force has turned negative.

Languages According to the 2011 American Community Survey, 82.4 of people over the age of five speak only English at home.

The slow growth of the eastern part of the country has pulled down the Germany wide average, while the enormous demand for public funds in the east has increased public debt.

73 of the working population work in agriculture, fishing, forests, hunting.

Croatia recorded a substantial growth of the population attaining academic degrees and by 2008, this population segment was estimated to encompass 16.7 of the total population of Croatians 15 and over.