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Nepal Highest Dependency Ratio

82.41 in 1990
Age dependency ratio (% of working-age population) · World Bank

The highest dependency ratio in Nepal was 82.41 in 1990. The top 5 years were: 1990 (82.41), 1996 (82.33), 1989 (82.32), 1991 (82.31), 1997 (82.26).

Top 5 Highest Years▾
Nepal Top 5 Highest Dependency Ratio Years
RankYearValue
1st 1990 82.41
2nd 1996 82.33
3rd 1989 82.32
4th 1991 82.31
5th 1997 82.26
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1999 81.55 −0.43 159th
1998 81.98 −0.28 158th
1997 82.26 −0.06 155th
1996 82.33 +0.20 153rd
1995 82.13 +0.19 150th
1994 81.94 +0.11 148th
1993 81.83 −0.16 148th
1992 81.98 −0.33 147th
1991 82.31 −0.10 147th
1990 82.41 +0.09 142nd
1989 82.32 +0.35 140th
2000 81.04 −0.51 160th
1988 81.97 +0.49 139th
1987 81.48 +0.42 137th
1986 81.06 +0.31 133rd
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Source: World Bank (SP.POP.DPND)
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