This chart illustrates the rankings of the working-age population proportions in countries across Asia and Oceania from 1950 to 2023. It serves as a significant indicator reflecting each country's economic and social development and changes in population structure. The chart enables the observation of fluctuations in the proportion of the working-age population in each country, shedding light on the economic potential and labor market trends in the region.
Rankings of the Working-Age Population Proportion in Asia and Oceania, 1950-2023
This chart illustrates the rankings of the working-age population proportions in countries across Asia and Oceania from 1950 to 2023.
Data Source: World Population Prospects 2022
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The working-age population proportion refers to the percentage of the total population that falls within the ages of 15 to 64. This rate indicates the share of the population that is considered the primary age group for economic activity and is a key factor in assessing a country's economic potential.
| Rank | Name | Indicator |
|---|---|---|
1 |  United Arab Emirates | 82.92 % |
2 |  Qatar | 82.70 % |
3 |  Bahrain | 76.09 % |
4 |  Kuwait | 74.43 % |
5 |  Maldives | 73.22 % |
6 |  Singapore | 72.18 % |
7 |  Bhutan | 72.09 % |
8 |  Brunei | 71.69 % |
9 |  Saudi Arabia | 71.35 % |
10 |  Macau | 71.34 % |
11 |  South Korea | 70.39 % |
12 |  Oman | 70.19 % |
13 |  Taiwan | 69.99 % |
14 |  Malaysia | 69.80 % |
15 |  Azerbaijan | 69.46 % |
16 |  North Korea | 68.96 % |
17 |  Cyprus | 68.96 % |
18 |  China | 68.95 % |
19 |  Thailand | 68.82 % |
20 |  Iran | 68.81 % |
