Male Labor Force Participation Rate

Europe Ranking

percentSource: IMF
Current Rank
Country
Value
Latest Reading
Previous Rank
Previous Value
1Angola78.82020179.52
2Iceland76.512020278.49
3Switzerland73.382020373.64
4Belarus71.592020571.59
5Malta71.52020671.5
6Estonia70.62020770.61
7Netherlands69.312020869.86
8Georgia69.172020472.59
9Cyprus69.072020968.69
10Lithuania68.8920201467.87
11Latvia68.5720201368.03
12Czech Republic68.1420201168.54
12Sweden68.1420201667.7
14Ireland67.3620201068.65
15United Kingdom67.1620201268.17
16Slovakia66.6820201767.61
17Germany66.5420201867.46
18Denmark66.3920202066.86
19Hungary66.3320202166.49
20Austria66.1520201966.99
21Albania65.6320201567.74
22Norway65.5920202266.17
23Romania65.520202465.42
24Poland65.0220202864.96
25Luxembourg64.5320202565.41
26Ukraine63.4520202964.82
27Macedonia63.0920202366.12
28Portugal63.0620203064.38
29Finland62.9720203363.21
30Bulgaria62.4320203263.39
31Armenia62.4220202665.3
32Slovenia62.4120203462.99
33Spain62.0720203163.43
34Serbia61.920203562.67
35Montenegro60.6120202765.25
36Greece58.9720203659.97
37France58.820203759.66
38Belgium58.4820203959.12
39Croatia57.9820204057.59
40Italy57.820203859.16
41Bosnia and Herzegovina53.0720204151.25
42Moldova45.0320204246.88

Definition of Male Labor Force Participation Rate

Labor force participation rate is the proportion of the population ages 15 and older that is economically active: all people who supply labor for the production of goods and services during a specified period.

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