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European Union Lowest Dependency Ratio

48.40 in 1999
Age dependency ratio (% of working-age population) · World Bank

The lowest dependency ratio in European Union was 48.40 in 1999. The top 5 years were: 1999 (48.40), 1998 (48.41), 2000 (48.44), 2003 (48.45), 2004 (48.46).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
European Union Top 5 Lowest Dependency Ratio Years
RankYearValue
1st 1999 48.40
2nd 1998 48.41
3rd 2000 48.44
4th 2003 48.45
5th 2004 48.46
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2009 49.27 +0.30 85th
2008 48.96 +0.16 81st
2007 48.81 +0.10 73rd
2006 48.71 +0.14 69th
2005 48.57 +0.11 64th
2004 48.46 +0.01 58th
2003 48.45 −0.04 54th
2002 48.49 +0.01 53rd
2001 48.48 +0.04 54th
2000 48.44 +0.04 51st
1999 48.40 −0.01 48th
1998 48.41 −0.06 43rd
1997 48.47 −0.08 41st
1996 48.55 −0.17 37th
2010 49.59 +0.32 89th
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Source: World Bank (SP.POP.DPND)
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