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Canada Youth Unemployment 1990s

Youth unemployment (ages 15-24) · World Bank
15.76% decade average (1990-1999)

Canada's youth unemployment during the 1990s ranged from 14.05% (1999) to 17.21% (1992), averaging 15.76% over 9 years of data.

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1990s Data▾
YearValueChangeRank
1991 15.83% – 121st
1992 17.21% +1.38pp 122nd
1993 17.19% −0.02pp 116th
1994 15.89% −1.29pp 110th
1995 14.83% −1.06pp 98th
1996 15.40% +0.57pp 102nd
1997 16.25% +0.85pp 106th
1998 15.14% −1.12pp 99th
1999 14.05% −1.09pp 91st
Source: World Bank (SL.UEM.1524.ZS)
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