Population (15-64 Years Old)
According to the "World Population Prospects" published by the Population Division of the United Nations Economic and Social Council, the number of individuals aged 15 to under 65 can reflect the working-age population base of various countries and regions, which has significant implications on economic development.
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US - Total Population
421,278.9
k
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China - Total Population
633,368.1
k
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Germany - Total Population
70,899.9
k
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Indonesia - Total Population
295,511.1
k
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World - Population Aged 15-64 (% of Total Population)
59.6
%
