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Rank 01| Qatar tops the list with 88.80% of employment-to-population ratio.
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Rank 02| Madagascar with 83.60% of employment-to-population ratio.
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Rank 03| Solomon Islands with 83.10% of employment-to-population ratio.
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Rank 04| United Arab Emirates 80.20% of employment-to-population ratio.
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Rank 05| Tanzania 79.30% of employment-to-population ratio.
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Rank 06| Burundi 78.10% of employment-to-population ratio.
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Rank 07| Ethiopia 77.60% of employment-to-population ratio.
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Rank 08| Mozambique 76.10% of employment-to-population ratio.
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Rank 09| Cambodia 75.60% of employment-to-population ratio.
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Rank 10| Liberia 74.70% of employment-to-population ratio.
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Where does India rank on the global stage?
With a GDP of over $3.94 trillion in 2024, India is the world’s fifth-largest economy, powered by a skilled workforce. But the International Labour Organization (ILO) highlights that India’s employment-to-population ratio is just 52.8%, coupled with a labour dependency ratio of 1.52, pointing to a gap between its economic potential and the current state of its employment market.
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