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Mexico Dependency Ratio 1990s

Name: Mexico Dependency Ratio 1990s
Creator: World Bank
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Ratio of dependents (people younger than 15 or older than 64) to the working-age population (15-64). Higher ratios imply greater economic burden on workers. · World Bank

70.13 decade average (1990–1999)

Mexico's dependency ratio during the 1990s ranged from 65.70 (1999) to 75.86 (1990), averaging 70.13 over 10 years of data.

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1990s Data▾

Year	Value	Change	Rank
1990	75.86	−1.70	124th
1991	74.11	−1.75	122nd
1992	72.58	−1.53	119th
1993	71.31	−1.27	116th
1994	70.24	−1.08	118th
1995	69.26	−0.98	117th
1996	68.33	−0.93	117th
1997	67.41	−0.91	117th
1998	66.54	−0.87	118th
1999	65.70	−0.85	121st