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Serbia Lowest Dependency Ratio

42.85 in 1985
Age dependency ratio (% of working-age population) · World Bank

The lowest dependency ratio in Serbia was 42.85 in 1985. The top 5 years were: 1985 (42.85), 1984 (42.89), 1986 (43.00), 1983 (43.23), 1987 (43.25).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Serbia Top 5 Lowest Dependency Ratio Years
RankYearValue
1st 1985 42.85
2nd 1984 42.89
3rd 1986 43.00
4th 1983 43.23
5th 1987 43.25
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1989 43.84 +0.29 15th
1988 43.55 +0.30 14th
1987 43.25 +0.25 10th
1986 43.00 +0.15 8th
1985 42.85 −0.04 7th
1984 42.89 −0.34 5th
1983 43.23 −0.59 5th
1982 43.82 −0.64 7th
1994 45.94 +0.50 19th
1993 45.44 +0.50 18th
1992 44.94 +0.47 18th
1991 44.47 +0.36 17th
1990 44.11 +0.27 17th
1981 44.46 −0.59 6th
1980 45.04 −0.45 4th
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Source: World Bank (SP.POP.DPND)
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