These data track changes in the age composition of the unemployed in Russia and several other countries from 2010 to 2024. The table provides data across forty-four rows, including indicators for Russia, Austria, Belgium, and other nations. Comparing these series reveals differences in unemployment structure between countries over the specified period. The information covers a fifteen-year period and is presented in annual columns
Chart of the distribution of the unemployed by age group in Russia and other countries from 2010 to 2024
Rosstat data for 2010–2024. Series: 132, period: 2. Table rows: Russia — 15–24 years; Russia — 25–49 years; Russia — 50 years and older; Austria — 15–24 years; Austria — 25–49 years and others
Greece — 25–49 years: the indicator decreased from 68.3 to 62.5 over 2010–2024 — by 8.49%. Of the 25 largest series, 14 increased and 11 decreased
Rows in the table are divided by country, allowing for comparison of labor market conditions across different nations. Comparing Russia's indicators with data for Austria or Belgium allows for assessment of which age categories exhibit higher unemployment. Columns contain annual snapshots, showing dynamics within each country from 2010 to 2024. This helps illustrate changes in the share of youth or older persons within the total unemployed population
What is visible in these numbers
Five highest values: Greece — 25–49 years (68.3), Hungary — 25–49 years (65.3), Belgium — 25–49 years (61.4), Bulgaria — 25–49 years (59.4), Austria — 25–49 years (58). The top five account for 34.9% of the total across all entries
Observations are annual, the dataset contains 2 periods. Of 50 possible values, 50 (100%) are filled — almost no empty cells remain
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Statistics for the period from 2010 to 2024 cover various countries and assist economists or sociologists in analyzing demographic shifts in labor markets. Data on age groups of the unemployed in Russia and abroad are useful for studying population employment structures. The information is regularly updated and includes data across forty-four rows
How it is calculated
Source caveats: ILO methodology. Urban areas
1) По методологии МОТ.
2) Городская местность.
3) 16–24 года.
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