Country ranking for field: labor force 1995

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This entry contains the total labor force figure.

	World	2,240,000,000
1	China	583,600,000
2	India	314,751,000
3	United States	131,056,000
4	Russia	85,000,000
5	Indonesia	67,000,000
6	Japan	65,870,000
7	Brazil	57,000,000
8	Bangladesh	50,100,000
9	Nigeria	42,844,000
10	Germany	36,750,000
11	Pakistan	36,000,000
12	Vietnam	32,700,000
13	Thailand	30,870,000
14	United Kingdom	28,048,000
15	Mexico	26,200,000
16	France	24,170,000
17	Philippines	24,120,000
18	Italy	23,988,000
19	Ukraine	23,550,000
20	Turkey	20,400,000
21	South Korea	20,000,000
22	Ethiopia	18,000,000
23	Poland	17,321,000
24	Myanmar	16,007,000
25	Egypt	16,000,000
26	Iran	15,400,000
27	Zaire	15,000,000
28	Spain	14,621,000
29	South Africa	13,400,000
30	Canada	13,380,000
31	Colombia	12,000,000
32	Romania	11,300,000
33	Argentina	10,900,000
34	North Korea	9,615,000
35	Australia	8,630,000
36	Nepal	8,500,000
37	Uzbekistan	8,234,000
38	Peru	8,000,000
39	Taiwan	7,900,000
40	Malaysia	7,627,000
41	Venezuela	7,600,000
42	Morocco	7,400,000
43	Kazakhstan	7,356,000
44	Sri Lanka	6,600,000
45	Sudan	6,500,000
46	The Netherlands	6,400,000
47	Algeria	6,200,000
48	Côte d'Ivoire	5,718,000
49	Hungary	5,400,000
50	Czech Republic	5,389,000
51	Saudi Arabia	5,000,000
52	Afghanistan	4,980,000
53	Belarus	4,887,000
54	Chile	4,728,000
55	Cuba	4,620,800 economically active population
56	Sweden	4,552,000
57	Uganda	4,500,000
58	Iraq	4,400,000
59	Syria	4,300,000
60	Bulgaria	4,300,000
61	Portugal	4,240,000
62	Belgium	4,126,000
63	Greece	4,077,000
64	Ghana	3,700,000
65	Rwanda	3,600,000
66	Bolivia	3,540,000
67	Switzerland	3,480,000
68	Austria	3,470,000
69	Zambia	3,400,000
70	Guatemala	3,200,000
71	Zimbabwe	3,100,000
72	Ecuador	2,800,000
73	Hong Kong	2,800,000
74	Azerbaijan	2,789,000
75	Angola	2,783,000
76	Georgia	2,763,000
77	Mali	2,666,000
78	Serbia and Montenegro	2,640,909
79	Denmark	2,553,900
80	Finland	2,533,000
81	Senegal	2,509,000
82	Niger	2,500,000
83	Cambodia	2,500,000
84	Slovakia	2,484,000
85	Guinea	2,400,000
86	Haiti	2,300,000
87	Dominican Republic	2,300,000
88	Tunisia	2,250,000
89	Somalia	2,200,000
90	Norway	2,130,000
91	Moldova	2,030,000
92	Tajikistan	1,950,000
93	Benin	1,900,000
94	Israel	1,900,000
95	Burundi	1,900,000
96	Kyrgyzstan	1,836,000
97	Lithuania	1,836,000
98	El Salvador	1,700,000
99	Paraguay	1,692,000
100	Singapore	1,649,000
101	Turkmenistan	1,642,000
102	New Zealand	1,603,500
103	Armenia	1,578,000
104	Croatia	1,509,489
105	Albania	1,500,000
106	Latvia	1,407,000
107	Ireland	1,370,000
108	Sierra Leone	1,369,000
109	Uruguay	1,355,000
110	Honduras	1,300,000
111	Puerto Rico	1,200,000
112	Nicaragua	1,086,000
113	Jamaica	1,062,100
114	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1,026,254
115	Libya	1,000,000
116	Laos	1,000,000
117	Panama	979,000
118	Costa Rica	868,300
119	Slovenia	786,036
120	Central African Republic	775,413
121	Estonia	750,000
122	Tanzania	732,200 wage earners
123	Lesotho	689,000 economically active
124	Lebanon	650,000
125	Jordan	600,000
126	Macedonia	591,773
127	United Arab Emirates	580,000
128	Kuwait	566,000
129	Liberia	510,000 including 220,000 in the monetary economy
130	Namibia	500,000
131	Mauritania	465,000
132	Trinidad and Tobago	463,900
133	Oman	430,000
134	Malawi	428,000 wage earners
135	Botswana	428,000
136	Guinea-Bissau	403,000
137	The Gambia	400,000
138	Mauritius	335,000
139	Guyana	268,000
140	Fiji	235,000
141	Macau	180,000
142	Luxembourg	177,300
143	Equatorial Guinea	172,000
144	Bahrain	140,000
145	Comoros	140,000
146	The Bahamas	136,900
147	Iceland	127,900
148	Malta	127,200
149	Barbados	124,800
150	Gabon	120,000 salaried
151	Guadeloupe	120,000
152	Brunei	119,000
153	Cabo Verde	102,000
154	Martinique	100,000
155	Netherlands Antilles	89,000; by occupation:government 65% industry and commerce 28%
156	Congo	79,100 wage earners
157	French Polynesia	76,630 employed
158	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	67,000
159	Maldives	66,000
160	Belize	51,500
161	New Caledonia	50,469 foreign workers for plantations and mines from Wallis and Futuna Vanuatu and French Polynesia
162	Guam	46,930
163	U.S. Virgin Islands	45,500
164	Saint Lucia	43,800
165	Grenada	36,000
166	Bermuda	32,000
167	Antigua and Barbuda	30,000
168	Seychelles	27,700
169	Isle of Man	25,864
170	Dominica	25,000
171	French Guiana	23,265; by occupation:services government and commerce 60	.6% industry 21
172	Saint Kitts and Nevis	20,000
173	Liechtenstein	19,905 of which 11,933 are foreigners; 6,885 commute from Austria and Switzerland to work each day
174	Faroe Islands	17,585
175	Gibraltar	14,800
176	American Samoa	14,400
177	Western Sahara	12,000
178	Cayman Islands	8,061
179	Kiribati	7,870 economically active not including subsistence farmers
180	Northern Mariana Islands	7,476 total indigenous labor force 2,699 unemployed; 21,188 foreign workers
181	Cook Islands	5,810
182	Montserrat	5,100
183	British Virgin Islands	4,911
184	Marshall Islands	4,800
185	Anguilla	4,400
186	San Marino	4,300
187	Saint-Pierre and Miquelon	2,850
188	Saint Helena	2,516
189	Falkland Islands	1,100
190	Niue	1,000
191	Western Samoa	NA; by occupation:agriculture 60%
192	Andorra	NA
193	Yemen	no reliable estimates exist most people are employed in agriculture and herding or as expatriate laborers; services construction industry and commerce account for less than half of the labor force
194	Tokelau	NA
195	Vanuatu	NA
196	Tonga	NA
197	Guernsey	NA
198	Tuvalu	NA
199	West Bank	NA
200	Aruba	NA
201	Wallis and Futuna	NA
202	Turks and Caicos Islands	NA
203	Solomon Islands	NA
204	Togo	NA
205	Chad	NA
206	Mozambique	NA
207	Mongolia	NA
208	Monaco	NA
209	Nauru	by occupation:NA
210	Mayotte	NA
211	Norfolk Island	NA
212	Palau	NA
213	Papua New Guinea	NA
214	Cocos Islands	NA
215	Pitcairn Islands	NA
216	Christmas Island	NA
217	Qatar	NA
218	Holy See	NA
219	Cameroon	NA
220	Réunion	NA; by occupation:agriculture 30% industry 21% services 49%
221	Kenya	by occupation:agriculture 75%-80%
222	Jersey	NA
223	Eritrea	NA
224	Federated States of Micronesia	NA
225	Burkina Faso	NA
226	Suriname	NA
227	Svalbard	NA
228	Swaziland	NA
229	Bhutan	NA
230	São Tomé and Príncipe	most of population mainly engaged in subsistence agriculture and fishing; labor shortages on plantations and of skilled workers
231	Gaza Strip	NA

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