The Social Security Expenditure database offers some information on social security expenditures, total and per branch and some basic contextual indicators collected from various existing sources: - ILO Cost of Social Security Inquiries
- Eurostat
- World Bank (World Development Indicators)
- International Financial Statistics
- World Health Organisation (World Health Report)
- Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OLISNET)
This database is complementary to the social security inquiry database as it proposes only macro level data. The database counts at present more than 80 indicators organized by i) section [total and the different social security branches, plus a contextual indicators section) and; ii) sources of information | |
- Contextual indicators
- Total population [United Nations Population Division | World Population Prospects (2006 revision) More...]
- Population growth (annual %) [World Bank | World Development Indicators More...]
- Population aged 0-14 (% total) [WDI]
- Population aged 15-64 (% total) [WDI]
- Population aged 65+ (% total) [WDI]
- GDP Current LCU GDP [WDI]
- Current $ US GDP annual growth (%) [WDI]
- GDP per capita PPP (current international $) [WDI]
- HDI Value [UNDP | Human Development Index More...]
- HDI Ranking [PNUD]
- General government expenditure in percentage of GDP [IMF]
- Old age pension beneficiaries 65+ (or 60+) ratio
- Life expectancy at birth - Total
- Life expectancy at birth - Female
- Life expectancy at birth - Male
- Dependency ratio
- Labour force to population ratio 15-64 - Total
- Labour force to population ratio 15-64 - Female
- Labour force to population ratio 15-64 - Male
- Employment to population ratio 15-64 - Total
- Employment to population ratio 15-64 - Female
- Self-employment in total employment
- Wage employment in total employment
- Contributing family workers in total employment
- Gini coefficient
- Crude birth rate (births per 1,000 population)
- Total fertility (children per woman)
- Population living with less then 1 dollar per day (in percentage of total population)
- Population living with less then 2 dollar per day (in percentage of total population)
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