Examples of using Active population in English and their translations into Danish
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In Europe, 16% of the active population are self-employed, of which only a third are women.
Of the active population were wage-earners,
Over the following 10 years- 2005 to 2015- the active population could fall by as much as 2.15 million.
To reduce unemployment and increase the active population, 57 million new jobs would have to be created.
The second concern is to address the phenomena of the development of the internal market by just one section of the companies and the active population.
Economic problems, of course, and I would, for example, draw your attention to the fact that no less than 60% of the active population are employed in the agricultural sector.
rising to ap proximately 11% of the active population.
Unemployed and long-term unemployed persons(12 months and more) as a percentage of the active population.
We must also bear in mind that, in a period in which the active population in Europe is growing,
On the eve of the presidential elections of 1964, the peasantry still represented about 30% of the active population.
In the above, trends in the population of working age and the active population were seen to be closely linked.
On the eve of the presidential elections of 1964, the peasantry still represented about 30% of the active population.
The second concern relates to the high average European unemployment rate, rising above the 10% mark of the active population.
it hardly reaches 30% of the active population.
Changes in population, active population and employment of young people(15-24) in the Member States, 1985-1991.
Active population 15 24 in relation to total population 15 24 in Member States, 1980 and 1994.
Under this projection the total active population is expected to increase by about 10,000 people in 1980-85.
The quality of life required to sustain an active population in the rural sectors entails cooperation
Active population in a Member State(aged 15-64) originally coming from other Member States as percentageof total population. .
A representative sample of the total active population, i.e. people who were,