Global Female Labour Distribution by Age
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Provides detailed information regarding the age-wise distribution of the female labour force worldwide. Analysis of this data reveals that the global growth of female labour supply has been accompanied by a distinct increase in the average age of women participating in the workforce. Current trends show that the number of women under 25 in the global labour force is slightly lower than it was fifteen years ago, even though the total global female labour force expanded by nearly 50% during that same period. The data supports detailed analysis and case studies intended to help understand the underlying global factors influencing these trends and allows for validation and visualisation of country-specific statistics. A key motive is to understand age-wise projections and identify areas of low female labour force participation to inform women empowerment initiatives.
Columns
- Entity: The country name associated with the labour force statistics.
- Code: The corresponding country code. Note that a significant portion of the values are missing for this column.
- Year: The year to which the labour force statistics pertain.
- Group 15-24: Represents the labour force data for the 10-year age band from 15 to 24.
- Group 25-34: Represents the labour force data for the 10-year age band from 25 to 34.
- Group 35-44: Represents the labour force data for the 10-year age band from 35 to 44.
- Group 45-54: Represents the labour force data for the 10-year age band from 45 to 54.
- Group 55-64: Represents the labour force data for the 10-year age band from 55 to 64.
- Group 65+: Represents the labour force data for the 10-year age band for women aged 65 and over.
Distribution
The data is structured as a tabular dataset, contained within a CSV file named
female-labor-force-by-age.csv
. The file size is 459.22 kB and comprises a total of 9 columns. The structure holds 7585 total values across its rows, representing statistics for various countries and age groups.Usage
- Performing detailed economic analysis and generating case studies regarding global employment trends.
- Visualising country-wise statistics related to female labour force participation.
- Developing models and projections regarding the age distribution of working women.
- Understanding the underlying factors contributing to shifts in the global female labour supply.
- Supporting policy development aimed at fostering women empowerment, especially in regions exhibiting the lowest labour forces by age.
Coverage
The geographic scope spans the globe, providing country-level data identified by both name and code. The demographic scope is focused specifically on the female labour force, segmented into six distinct 10-year age bands, ranging from 15-24 up to 65 and older. While the data structure includes a Year column, details on the specific time range are not explicitly available.
License
Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Who Can Use It
- Economists and Researchers: Utilising the data for regression analysis and studying the correlation between global development and female labour market aging.
- Government Policy Analysts: Developing targeted policies and initiatives related to employment, demographics, and social programmes, particularly focusing on women empowerment.
- Data Scientists: Employing the cleaned and processed data for statistical modelling and advanced projections of demographic shifts.
- NGOs and International Organisations: Validating country-wise statistics and identifying regions requiring support to increase female workforce participation.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- Female Labour Force(By Age) Across The Globe
- Age-wise labour force distribution in females worldwide
- Global Female Labour Distribution by Age
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Original Data Source: Global Female Labour Distribution by Age