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Europe Compared by Labor > Economic activity > Women aged 60-64

DEFINITION: Economically active population ("usually active" or "currently active" (currently active is also known as "the labour force")) comprises all persons of either sex above a specified age who furnish the supply of labour for the production of economic goods.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH
1 Iceland 71.97% 2010
2 Sweden 52.9% 2010
3 Norway 45.35% 2010
4 Turkey 37.35% 2010
5 Estonia 33.97% 2010
6 Latvia 33.24% 2010
7 Georgia 31.8% 2010
8 Poland 29.87% 2010
9 Cyprus 26.04% 2010
10 Denmark 25.09% 2010
11 Lithuania 24.81% 2010
12 Switzerland 24.65% 2010
13 Portugal 24.36% 2010
14 Republic of Macedonia 19.96% 2010
15 Russia 18.52% 2010
16 Finland 18.25% 2010
17 Belarus 18.14% 2010
18 Slovenia 17.76% 2010
19 Azerbaijan 17.21% 2010
20 Czech Republic 16.23% 2010
21 Greece 16.14% 2010
22 Armenia 15.07% 2010
23 Spain 14.53% 2010
24 France 14.47% 2010
25 Malta 14.33% 2010
26 Slovakia 14.01% 2010
27 Albania 13.87% 2010
28 Croatia 13.63% 2010
29 Bulgaria 13.36% 2010
30 Ukraine 13.09% 2010
31 Ireland 12.24% 2010
32 Bosnia and Herzegovina 11.21% 2010
33 Romania 9.59% 2010
34 Italy 9.28% 2010
35 Germany 8.93% 2010
36 Luxembourg 8.4% 2010
37 Moldova 8.08% 2010
38 Netherlands 7.6% 2010
39 Austria 4.06% 2010
40 Belgium 3.26% 2010
41 Hungary 1.51% 2010

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