Dependency Ratio
Dependency ratio = (young population + elderly population) ÷ young adult population × 100. Represents the number of dependents per 100 young adults. The higher the dependency ratio, the heavier the support burden the working-age population has on the elderly and young population. The young population is defined as those between 0 and 14 years old, the elderly population is defined as those over 65 years old, and the young adult population is defined as those between 15 and 64 years old.
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World - Population Aged 15-64 (% of Total Population)
59.6
%
World - Population Aged over 65
23.9
%
