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International Rates of Youth Unemployment
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Unemployment rate statistics for youth aged 15 to 24 are presented in this collection. The figures align with the definition established by the OECD, identifying unemployed persons as those above a specified age who are currently available for work but are not engaged in paid or self-employment. The measurement is expressed as the unemployment rate, which calculates the number of jobless individuals as a percentage of the overall labour force. This data provides important insights into global economic health and labour trends affecting younger demographics.
Columns
- Rank: A numeric value reflecting the statistical rank assigned to the entry. The mean rank is 91, with a standard deviation of 52.2.
- Country: Specifies the country or geographic area being reported. This field contains 181 unique values, with French Polynesia noted as one of the most frequently occurring entities.
- Unemployment Rate %: The measured youth unemployment rate expressed as a percentage. Rates range significantly, observed from a minimum of 0.4% up to a maximum of 56.7%. The mean rate across all entries is 18.2%.
Distribution
The data is delivered in CSV format, specifically titled
YouthUnemploy.csv, with a file size of 3.17 kB. The structure consists of 3 columns and contains 181 valid records. The dataset is static, with an expected update frequency of 'Never'.Usage
This resource is suitable for performing cross-country comparative studies on economic challenges. It is highly valuable for evaluating the impact of economic policies aimed at youth employment and for tracking progress toward global socioeconomic indicators. Analysts can utilise the data for modelling labour market fluctuations.
Coverage
The coverage is global, encompassing 181 geographical entities. The demographic scope is narrowly focused on youth aged 15 to 24. The data provides a historical snapshot and will not be receiving future updates.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
Policy makers and governmental bodies seeking evidence-based information on youth labour market deficits, academic researchers studying international development and economics, and data scientists looking for socioeconomic data for analysis and visualisation projects.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- Global Youth Joblessness (Ages 15-24)
- International Rates of Youth Unemployment
- OECD Youth Labour Force Metrics
- 15-24 Age Group Global Unemployment Data
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Original Data Source:International Rates of Youth Unemployment
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