Others titles
- OECD Countries Demographic Data
- OECD Relevant Demographic Indicators For Health
Keywords
- OECD Statistics
- OECD Demographic Indicators
- Total Population
- Population By Gender
- Population 65 And Older
- Population 80 And Older
- Civilian Employed
- Fertility Rate
- Natality Rate
- Number Of Births
OECD Countries Demographic Indicators
This dataset contains the demographic indicators included by OECD in the group of health indicators. The indicators values are for the total population, population structure by gender, the population of 65, 85 and over, fertility, live births, civilian employment population and their values cover periods of time between the years 1960 and 2016.
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Description
The OECD (The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development) mission is to promote policies that will improve the economic and social well-being of people around the world. OECD’s work is based on continued monitoring of events in member countries as well as outside OECD area, and includes regular projections of short and medium-term economic developments. The OECD Secretariat collects and analyses data, after which committees discuss policy regarding this information, the Council makes decisions, and then governments implement recommendations. The OECD Health Datasets offers the most comprehensive source of comparable statistics on health and health systems across OECD countries. It is an essential tool to carry out comparative analyses and draw lessons from international comparisons of diverse health systems.
The data sources are as follows:
– Population structure by gender (including total, male and female population)
– Eurostat for European OECD countries
– UN Demographic Yearbook and UN World Population Prospects or countries estimates for a part of non-European OECD countries
– OECD for the rest of the non-European countries (Australia, Canada, Chile, Israel, Japan, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, and the United States)
– Fertility
– Eurostat for European OECD countries
– Countries estimates for non-European OECD countries
– Live births
– Eurostat for European OECD countries
– UN Demographic Yearbook for all non-European OECD countries
– Civilian employment (OECD is the sources for all countries)
– Population age structure (65 and 85 years old and over)
– Eurostat for European OECD countries
– UN Demographic Yearbook and UN World Population Prospects or countries estimates for a part of non-European OECD countries
– OECD for the rest of the non-European countries (Australia, Canada, Chile, Israel, Japan, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, and the United States)
The following definitions needs to be mentioned:
– Fertility rates express the average number of children a woman would have if she lived to the end of her childbearing years (conventionally considered to be 15-44 but sometimes 15-49) and bore children at the prevailing rate for each age during that period
– The civilian labor force corresponds to the total labor force excluding armed forces
Breaks in the time-related continuity of data on which the indicators values are based are specified in the content of the dataset. There are also specified the cases were the methodology used for data collection was different or if the values are estimated.
About this Dataset
Data Info
Date Created | 2017-11-10 |
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Last Modified | 2019-07-30 |
Version | 2019-07-30 |
Update Frequency |
Irregular |
Temporal Coverage |
1960-2018 |
Spatial Coverage |
OECD Members and Partners Countries |
Source | John Snow Labs; The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development; |
Source License URL | |
Source License Requirements |
N/A |
Source Citation |
N/A |
Keywords | OECD Statistics, OECD Demographic Indicators, Total Population, Population By Gender, Population 65 And Older, Population 80 And Older, Civilian Employed, Fertility Rate, Natality Rate, Number Of Births |
Other Titles | OECD Countries Demographic Data, OECD Relevant Demographic Indicators For Health |
Data Fields
Name | Description | Type | Constraints |
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Year | The year corresponding to the specified health insurance indicator value for a country | date | required : 1 |
Country | The name of the country member of OECD or in accession negotiations with OECD | string | required : 1 |
Country_Code | The International Standards Organization (ISO) 3-digit alphabetic code of the country member or OECD or in accession negotiations with OECD | string | required : 1 |
Country_Status | Specifies whether the country is member or partner of OECD or has an accession agreement with OECD | string | enum : Array ( [0] => OECD member [1] => Accession agreement [2] => OECD partner ) required : 1 |
Demographic_Indicator | Non-health-related indicator added by OECD as a supplementary indicator to the health indicators | string | required : 1 |
Demographic_Indicator_Code | The original OECD code for the corresponding demographic indicator | string | required : 1 |
Measurement_Method_Or_Unit | Specifies how the indicator is measured | string | required : 1 |
Measurement_Method_Or_Unit_Code | The original OECD code for the corresponding measurement unit or method | string | required : 1 |
Population_Age_Group | The population age, if the measurement method is frequency | string | - |
Population_Gender_Group | The population gender, if the measurement method is frequency | string | - |
Demographic_Indicator_Value | Indicates whether for currency was used 2010 as the reference year | number | level : Ratio |
Additional_Note | Information related to the indicator value or measurement | string | - |
Data Preview
Year | Country | Country Code | Country Status | Demographic Indicator | Demographic Indicator Code | Measurement Method Or Unit | Measurement Method Or Unit Code | Population Age Group | Population Gender Group | Demographic Indicator Value | Additional Note |
1960 | Australia | AUS | OECD member | Female population, incl. France Metropolitan + Overseas Departments | DEMOFEMP | Thousands of persons | EFFPEREF | All ages | Females | 5083 | |
1961 | Australia | AUS | OECD member | Female population, incl. France Metropolitan + Overseas Departments | DEMOFEMP | Thousands of persons | EFFPEREF | All ages | Females | 5196 | |
1962 | Australia | AUS | OECD member | Female population, incl. France Metropolitan + Overseas Departments | DEMOFEMP | Thousands of persons | EFFPEREF | All ages | Females | 5301 | |
1963 | Australia | AUS | OECD member | Female population, incl. France Metropolitan + Overseas Departments | DEMOFEMP | Thousands of persons | EFFPEREF | All ages | Females | 5407 | |
1964 | Australia | AUS | OECD member | Female population, incl. France Metropolitan + Overseas Departments | DEMOFEMP | Thousands of persons | EFFPEREF | All ages | Females | 5516 | |
1965 | Australia | AUS | OECD member | Female population, incl. France Metropolitan + Overseas Departments | DEMOFEMP | Thousands of persons | EFFPEREF | All ages | Females | 5626 | |
1966 | Australia | AUS | OECD member | Female population, incl. France Metropolitan + Overseas Departments | DEMOFEMP | Thousands of persons | EFFPEREF | All ages | Females | 5758 | |
1967 | Australia | AUS | OECD member | Female population, incl. France Metropolitan + Overseas Departments | DEMOFEMP | Thousands of persons | EFFPEREF | All ages | Females | 5860 | |
1968 | Australia | AUS | OECD member | Female population, incl. France Metropolitan + Overseas Departments | DEMOFEMP | Thousands of persons | EFFPEREF | All ages | Females | 5965 | |
1969 | Australia | AUS | OECD member | Female population, incl. France Metropolitan + Overseas Departments | DEMOFEMP | Thousands of persons | EFFPEREF | All ages | Females | 6093 |