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Singapore Lowest Dependency Ratio

26.87 in 2012
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

The lowest dependency ratio in Singapore was 26.87 in 2012. The top 5 years were: 2012 (26.87), 2011 (26.95), 2013 (27.02), 2014 (27.31), 2010 (27.34).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Singapore Top 5 Lowest Dependency Ratio Years
RankYearValue
1st 2012 26.87
2nd 2011 26.95
3rd 2013 27.02
4th 2014 27.31
5th 2010 27.34
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2015 27.68 +0.37 3rd
2014 27.31 +0.29 4th
2013 27.02 +0.15 4th
2012 26.87 −0.08 4th
2011 26.95 −0.39 4th
2010 27.34 −0.53 4th
2009 27.87 −0.76 4th
2018 29.56 +0.71 4th
2017 28.85 +0.69 3rd
2016 28.15 +0.47 3rd
2008 28.63 −1.24 4th
2020 31.16 +0.98 4th
2019 30.19 +0.63 4th
2007 29.87 −1.30 4th
2006 31.17 −0.90 4th
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Source: World Bank (SP.POP.DPND)
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