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Labor Statistics > Economically active children, study and work (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Portugal: 96.4 %   2001 Time series
# 2     Moldova: 96.16 %   2000 Time series
# 3     Bosnia and Herzegovina: 96.04 %   2000 Time series
# 4     Chile: 95.96 %   2003 Time series
# 5     Uzbekistan: 95.9 %   2000 Time series
# 6     Azerbaijan: 95.82 %   2000 Time series
= 7     Kazakhstan: 95.6 %   1996 Time series
= 7     Guyana: 95.6 %   2000 Time series
# 9     South Africa: 94.9 %   1999 Time series
# 10     Sri Lanka: 94.6 %   1998 Time series
# 11     Brazil: 94.24 %   2003 Time series
# 12     Kyrgyzstan: 93 %   1998 Time series
# 13     Dominican Republic: 92.8 %   2000 Time series
# 14     Peru: 92.66 %   1994 Time series
# 15     Argentina: 91.4 %   1997 Time series
# 16     Namibia: 90.51 %   1999 Time series
# 17     Zimbabwe: 88 %   1999 Time series
# 18     Trinidad and Tobago: 87.18 %   2000 Time series
# 19     Swaziland: 85.98 %   2000 Time series
# 20     Philippines: 85.2 %   2001 Time series
# 21     Belize: 83.89 %   2001 Time series
# 22     Cambodia: 83.53 %   2001 Time series
# 23     Jamaica: 82.9 %   2000 Time series
# 24     Malawi: 82.86 %   2000 Time series
# 25     Kenya: 82.71 %   2000 Time series
# 26     Lesotho: 82.44 %   2000 Time series
# 27     Venezuela: 82.42 %   2003 Time series
# 28     Uganda: 81.73 %   2003 Time series
# 29     El Salvador: 80.52 %   2003 Time series
# 30     Bolivia: 80.29 %   2000 Time series
# 31     Romania: 79.3 %   2000 Time series
# 32     Costa Rica: 79.19 %   2002 Time series
# 33     Colombia: 77.03 %   2001 Time series
# 34     Paraguay: 75.65 %   1999 Time series
# 35     Ecuador: 74.95 %   2001 Time series
# 36     Angola: 73.4 %   2001 Time series
# 37     East Timor: 73.2 %   2001 Time series
# 38     Rwanda: 72.51 %   2000 Time series
# 39     Mongolia: 71.77 %   2000 Time series
# 40     Togo: 71.59 %   2000 Time series
# 41     Nicaragua: 66.72 %   2001 Time series
# 42     Nepal: 64.4 %   1999 Time series
# 43     Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 64.3 %   2000 Time series
# 44     Ghana: 63.64 %   2000 Time series
# 45     Panama: 62.5 %   2000 Time series
# 46     Guatemala: 61.45 %   2000 Time series
# 47     Tanzania: 60.02 %   2001 Time series
# 48     Gambia, The: 58.39 %   2000 Time series
# 49     Honduras: 58.12 %   2002 Time series
# 50     Albania: 56.87 %   2000 Time series
# 51     Comoros: 56.57 %   2000 Time series
# 52     Chad: 55.43 %   2000 Time series
# 53     Mexico: 54.4 %   1996 Time series
# 54     Côte d'Ivoire: 53.56 %   2000 Time series
# 55     Burundi: 51.68 %   2000 Time series
# 56     Iraq: 48.31 %   2000 Time series
# 57     Cameroon: 47.51 %   2001 Time series
# 58     Sierra Leone: 46.2 %   2000 Time series
# 59     Central African Republic: 45.07 %   2000 Time series
# 60     Sudan: 44.06 %   2000 Time series
# 61     Senegal: 43.84 %   2000 Time series
# 62     Egypt: 39.1 %   1998 Time series
# 63     Bangladesh: 36.71 %   2003 Time series
# 64     Ethiopia: 36.54 %   2001 Time series
# 65     Guinea-Bissau: 36.3 %   2000 Time series
# 66     Yemen: 35.66 %   1999 Time series
# 67     Turkey: 33.19 %   1999 Time series
# 68     Mali: 31.27 %   2001 Time series
# 69     Zambia: 27.17 %   1999 Time series
# 70     Madagascar: 14.88 %   2001 Time series
# 71     India: 10.2 %   2000 Time series
# 72     Morocco: 6.8 %   1999 Time series
# 73     Burkina Faso: 4.06 %   1998 Time series
# 74     Guinea: 1.4 %   1994 Time series
Weighted average: 66.3 %  


DEFINITION: Economically active children refer to children involved in economic activity for at least one hour in the reference week of the survey. Study and work refer to children attending school in combination with economic activity.
% of economically active children, ages 7-14

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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"Economically active children, study and work by country", World Development Indicators database. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/graph/lab_eco_act_chi_stu_and_wor-economically-active-children-study-work

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