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Georgia Labor Force Participation 2000s

Labor force participation rate · World Bank
70.56% decade average (2000-2009)

Georgia's labor force participation during the 2000s ranged from 67.97% (2008) to 74.01% (2000), averaging 70.56% over 10 years of data.

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2000s Data▾
YearValueChangeRank
2000 74.01% −0.43pp 25th
2001 73.31% −0.70pp 27th
2002 72.63% −0.68pp 27th
2003 71.47% −1.16pp 31st
2004 70.85% −0.61pp 33rd
2005 69.94% −0.91pp 35th
2006 69.12% −0.82pp 39th
2007 68.16% −0.96pp 42nd
2008 67.97% −0.19pp 44th
2009 68.17% +0.20pp 41st
Source: World Bank (SL.TLF.CACT.ZS)
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