Working-Age Labor Force Participation Rate
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A Working-Age Labor Force Participation Rate is a labor force participation rate for a working-age population.
- Context:
- It can range from being a Working-Age Male Labor Force Participation Rate to being a Working-Age Female Labor Force Participation Rate.
- It can be a Regional-based Measure, a Sex-based Measure, an Age-based Measure.
- It can be reported in a Working-Age Labor Force Participation Rate Chart.
- It can range from being a High Working-Age Labor Force Participation Rate to being a Low Working-Age Labor Force Participation Rate.
- Example(s):
- a Global Working-Age Labor Force Participation Rate.
- a U.S. Working-Age Labor Force Participation Rate, such as a 2012_U.S. Working-Age Labor Participation Rate.
- a Canada Working-Age Labor Participation Rate, such as a 2012_Canada Working-Age Labor Participation Rate.
- a Germany Working-Age Labor Participation Rate, such as a 2012_Germany Working-Age Labor Participation Rate.
- a China Working-Age Labor Participation Rate, such as a 2012_China Working-Age Labor Participation Rate.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- See: Child Labor Force, Human Labor.