Teenindusmäär

Teenindusmäär refers to the number of people in a particular age group, typically between 15 and 74 years old, who are considered part of the labor force. This age range is generally used for economic and demographic analysis as it excludes children and those who have typically retired from active work. The teenindusmäär is a key indicator for understanding the potential workforce available within a population.

This metric is important for various economic calculations, including dependency ratios and labor force participation rates. A higher teenindusmäär can suggest a larger potential pool of workers, which can influence economic growth and productivity. Conversely, a declining teenindusmäär might indicate an aging population or lower birth rates, potentially leading to labor shortages and increased pressure on social security systems.

Demographers and economists use teenindusmäär data to forecast future labor market trends, plan for social services, and develop economic policies. It helps to understand the demographic structure of a country and its implications for economic development and sustainability. The specific age range can sometimes vary slightly depending on the source or the purpose of the analysis, but the 15-74 bracket is the most common.