Old-age dependency ratio in Cuba

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World Data Atlas Topics Demographics Old-Age Dependency Ratio

Between 1973 and 2022, old-age dependency ratio of Cuba grew substantially from 9.85 to 23.09 % rising at an increasing annual rate that reached a maximum of 3.65% in 1974 and then decreased to 0.97% in 2022.

Old-Age Dependency Ratio - Central America And The Caribbean
Puerto Rico	36.04 % in 2022	WB
Barbados	24.37 % in 2022	WB
Trinidad and Tobago	16.58 % in 2022	WB
Costa Rica	15.69 % in 2022	WB
Grenada	15.25 % in 2022	WB
Antigua and Barbuda	14.99 % in 2022	WB
Panama	13.47 % in 2022	WB
Dominica	13.44 % in 2022	WB
El Salvador	12.39 % in 2022	WB

In the age of Cuba
Adult	41.28 % in 2022	WB
Children	4.39 % in 2022	WB
Dependency Ratio	46.05 % in 2022	WB
Infant	411 Number in 2021	WB
Old	15.81 % in 2022	WB
Youth	7.63 % in 2022	WB

Age The dependency ratio of Cuba
Child Dependency Ratio	22.96 % in 2022	WB

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Old-age dependency ratio in Cuba

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