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Labor force with secondary education, female (% of female labor force)

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Timeline:

This timeline shows a graph from 1996 to 2015 of Europe & Central Asia. No data until 1995. Number of actual observations by date: 15.

Source name:

World Development Indicators

Source organization:

International Labour Organization, Key Indicators of the Labour Market database.

Categories, topics:

Education, Social Protection & Labor, Gender

Last updated:

apr 23, 2017

Indicators value changes by year

Meaning:

45.821

Minimum:

41.138

jan 1, 2015

Maximum:

52.372

jan 1, 2003

At the date of observation

Value

Absolute change

Change from the previous value

jan 1, 1996

49.892

+49.892

0.0%

jan 1, 1997

41.355

-8.537

-17.11%

jan 1, 2003

52.372

+11.018

26.64%

jan 1, 2004

52.294

-0.079

-0.15%

jan 1, 2005

45.764

-6.53

-12.49%

jan 1, 2006

46.016

+0.252

0.55%

jan 1, 2007

45.906

-0.11

-0.24%

jan 1, 2008

46.178

+0.272

0.59%

jan 1, 2009

45.624

-0.555

-1.2%

jan 1, 2010

44.954

-0.67

-1.47%

jan 1, 2011

44.27

-0.684

-1.52%

jan 1, 2012

44.258

-0.012

-0.03%

jan 1, 2013

43.854

-0.404

-0.91%

jan 1, 2014

43.437

-0.417

-0.95%

jan 1, 2015

41.138

-2.299

-5.29%

Ranking of countries by current statistics by years

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