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Australia Highest Dependency Ratio

63.25 in 1961
Age dependency ratio (% of working-age population) · World Bank

The highest dependency ratio in Australia was 63.25 in 1961. The top 5 years were: 1961 (63.25), 1960 (63.22), 1962 (62.91), 1963 (62.52), 1964 (62.14).

Top 5 Highest Years▾
Australia Top 5 Highest Dependency Ratio Years
RankYearValue
1st 1961 63.25
2nd 1960 63.22
3rd 1962 62.91
4th 1963 62.52
5th 1964 62.14
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1963 62.52 −0.40 43rd
1962 62.91 −0.33 45th
1961 63.25 +0.02 43rd
1960 63.22 – 44th
1966 61.20 −0.49 43rd
1965 61.69 −0.45 43rd
1964 62.14 −0.38 43rd
1970 59.14 −0.37 38th
1969 59.51 −0.48 41st
1968 60.00 −0.63 40th
1967 60.62 −0.58 43rd
1973 57.98 −0.46 36th
1972 58.44 −0.35 39th
1971 58.79 −0.36 38th
1975 56.69 −0.67 37th
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Source: World Bank (SP.POP.DPND)
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