Old-age dependency ratio in Australia

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World Data Atlas Topics Demographics Old-Age Dependency Ratio

Between 1973 and 2022, old-age dependency ratio of Australia grew substantially from 13.52 to 26.04 % rising at an increasing annual rate that reached a maximum of 2.47% in 2012 and then decreased to 2.23% in 2022.

Old-Age Dependency Ratio - Oceania
New Zealand	25.09 % in 2022	WB
Palau	14.3 % in 2022	WB
Tonga	10.44 % in 2022	WB
Tuvalu	10.4 % in 2022	WB
Samoa	9.12 % in 2022	WB
Fiji	9.01 % in 2022	WB
Marshall Islands	7.21 % in 2022	WB
Vanuatu	6.57 % in 2022	WB
Kiribati	6.34 % in 2022	WB

In the age of Australia
Adult	61.33 % in 2022	WB
Children	94 % in 2022	WB
Dependency Ratio	54.04 % in 2022	WB
Infant	939 Number in 2021	WB
Old	16.9 % in 2022	WB
Youth	62.7 % in 2022	WB

Age The dependency ratio of Australia
Child Dependency Ratio	28 % in 2022	WB

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