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The dependency ratio compares the number of dependent individuals to the total population. The ratio indicates the level of economic burden that the employed in a population takes on to support the unemployed.

A higher dependency ratio is likely to reduce productivity growth. A growth in the non-productive population will diminish productive capacity and could lead to a lower long-run trend rate of economic growth

A high dependency ratio indicates that the
economically active population and the
overall economy face a greater burden to
support and provide the social services
needed by children and by older persons
who are often economically dependent.
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