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EMPL-1 EMPLOYMENT-TO-POPULATIAN RATIO PERCENT, by sex, age group, location, and by year by Category and Year

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Description:
The employment to population ratio is the percentage of employment in the working age population.
Methodology name
Methodology for Indicators of Labor Statistics (Order ? A-09/ A-08 Chairperson of NSO and Minister of Foreign Affairs 08 on January 17, 2019)
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Calculation method
Employment-to-population ratio (EPR): Ratio of the number of employment to the working age population, expressed in percentages.s Employment to population ratio=Number of employment/Working age population*100%
Information updated date
6/30/2026
Measurement
%
Calculation of parameters frequency
Жил / Annual
Next update
6/30/2027
Creation date
1/1/2009
Source
Since 2009, estimated using results from the Labour Force Survey Earlier estimates were based on results from “Annual Reports on Population Employment” prepared by administrative units in aimags and the capital city.
More meta data information
There may be minor discrepancies in the survey results when calculated by subcategories such as age group and sex at the national, provincial, and capital city levels. Due to the updated methodology for calculating sampling weights in 2024, the quarterly and annual data from 2019 to 2023 have been revised.