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Dependency ratio in Russia, 2024 edition

· snapshot · rows: 34 · periods: 4 · section: Russia and countries of the world (2024)

The dependency ratio reflects the ratio of the non-working-age population to the working-age population. The list presents thirty-four countries, including Austria, Belarus, and Belgium, allowing for a comparison of population structures in different parts of the world. The data is relevant for the specific years indicated in the columns and covers an international scale

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Chart of dependency ratios by various countries

Belarus 2,024 Republic of Moldova 2,024 Austria 2,022 Belgium 2,022 Bulgaria 2,022 Hungary 2,022 Germany 2,022 Greece 2,022 Denmark 2,022 Ireland 2,022 Spain 2,022 Italy 2,022 Lithuania 2,022 Luxembourg 2,022 Netherlands 2,022 Poland 2,022 Portugal 2,022 Romania 2,022 Serbia 2,022 Slovakia 2,022 Slovenia 2,022 Ukraine 2,022 France 2,022 Latvia 2,021 United Kingdom (Great Britain) 2,020
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Set in numbers

Rosstat data. Series: 34, indicators: 4. Breakdown by: Austria; Belarus; Belgium; Bulgaria; Hungary and others

The five largest values: Austria (2 024), Belarus (2 024), Hungary (2 024), Germany (2 024), Spain (2 024). The top five account for 20% of the total for all items

All table numbers are series: 34
Series ГодКоэффициент демографической нагрузкиГодКоэффициент демографической нагрузки
Россия 2 024,00 72,50 — —
Европа — — 2 024,00 56,60
Австрия 2 022,00 68,30 2 024,00 76,60
Беларусь 2 024,00 68,80 2 021,00 79,50
Бельгия 2 022,00 74,20 2 022,00 53,30
Болгария 2 022,00 75,20 2 022,00 52,30
Венгрия 2 022,00 69,80 2 024,00 74,90
Германия 2 022,00 76,30 2 024,00 71,80
Греция 2 022,00 75,50 2 011,00 43,30
Дания 2 022,00 73,70 2 020,00 55,20
Ирландия 2 022,00 66,90 2 022,00 61,30
Испания 2 022,00 68,30 2 024,00 42,70
Италия 2 022,00 76,50 2 022,00 56,00
Латвия 2 021,00 78,10 2 021,00 57,70
Литва 2 022,00 74,30 2 024,00 65,80
Люксембург 2 022,00 57,20 2 022,00 63,60
Нидерланды 2 022,00 72,60 2 022,00 87,10
Норвегия 2 022,00 69,10 — —
Польша 2 022,00 70,50 2 020,00 67,60
Португалия 2 022,00 76,40 2 022,00 69,20
Республика Молдова 2 024,00 74,40 2 022,00 60,00
Румыния 2 022,00 72,60 2 022,00 59,50
Северная Македония 2 022,00 69,20 — —
Сербия 2 022,00 73,80 2 022,00 66,90
Словакия 2 022,00 66,20 2 022,00 55,20
Словения 2 022,00 75,50 2 022,00 70,10
Соединенное Королевство (Великобритания) 2 020,00 73,10 2 022,00 71,00
Украина 2 022,00 65,80 2 022,00 58,70
Финляндия 2 022,00 81,10 — —
Франция 2 022,00 80,60 2 021,00 70,20
Чехия 2 022,00 73,70 2 021,00 68,70
Швейцария 2 021,00 66,60 — —
Швеция 2 022,00 76,40 — —
Эстония 2 022,00 76,40 — —

How to read this table

Each row in the list is assigned to a specific country, allowing for a comparison of dependency levels across different nations. Columns contain the year and the final ratio value, which helps to see the difference in the demographic composition of various populations. Comparing rows provides insight into which countries have a higher dependency ratio and which have a predominant working-age population

What is visible in these numbers

Table columns: Demographic dependency ratio; Demographic dependency ratio

There are 100 values in the table out of 100 possible, which is 100% — there are almost no empty cells left

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Period and application

Information is published as part of the section on Russia and the world for 2024. The data is prepared for demographers, economists, and specialists studying social population structures. Information is updated according to the Rosstat statistical publication schedule

How it is calculated

Notes from the source: The ratio of the number of persons aged 60 years and older and children under 15 years to the population aged 15–59 years. For CIS countries, European countries, and Turkey, data are as of January 1

1) Отношение численности лиц в возрасте 60 лет и старше и детей моложе 15 лет к численности населения в возрасте 15–59 лет. По странам СНГ, европейским странам и Турции – данные на 1 января.