Old-age dependency ratio in Japan

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World Data Atlas Topics Demographics Old-Age Dependency Ratio

Between 1973 and 2022, old-age dependency ratio of Japan grew substantially from 11.18 to 51.19 % rising at an increasing annual rate that reached a maximum of 5.19% in 2013 and then decreased to 0.44% in 2022.

Old-age dependency ratio in Asia
Georgia	22.78 % in 2022	WB
China	19.88 % in 2022	WB
Armenia	19.81 % in 2022	WB
Sri Lanka	17.57 % in 2022	WB
Kazakhstan	12.91 % in 2022	WB
Azerbaijan	10.24 % in 2022	WB
India	10.17 % in 2022	WB
Nepal	9.36 % in 2022	WB
Bangladesh	8.89 % in 2022	WB

In the age of Japan
Adult	54.2 % in 2022	WB
Children	99 % in 2022	WB
Dependency Ratio	71.08 % in 2022	WB
Infant	1,428 Number in 2021	WB
Old	29.92 % in 2022	WB
Youth	46.56 % in 2022	WB

Age The dependency ratio of Japan
Child Dependency Ratio	19.88 % in 2022	WB

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Old-age dependency ratio in Japan

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