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New Zealand Lowest Female Labor Participation

53.29% in 1993
Female labor force participation rate · World Bank

The lowest female labor participation in New Zealand was 53.29% in 1993. The top 5 years were: 1993 (53.29%), 1990 (53.35%), 1992 (53.38%), 1991 (53.67%), 1994 (54.42%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
New Zealand Top 5 Lowest Female Labor Participation Years
RankYearValue
1st 1993 53.29%
2nd 1990 53.35%
3rd 1992 53.38%
4th 1991 53.67%
5th 1994 54.42%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1993 53.29% −0.09pp 70th
1992 53.38% −0.28pp 68th
1991 53.67% +0.31pp 65th
1990 53.35% – 69th
1995 55.19% +0.77pp 61st
1994 54.42% +1.13pp 65th
2001 57.61% +0.88pp 55th
2000 56.72% +0.10pp 56th
1999 56.62% +0.32pp 58th
1998 56.30% −0.10pp 58th
1997 56.40% −0.11pp 57th
1996 56.51% +1.32pp 58th
2003 58.61% +0.31pp 49th
2002 58.31% +0.70pp 53rd
2005 60.10% +0.99pp 44th
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Source: World Bank (SL.TLF.CACT.FE.ZS)
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