Data Analysis and Insights
Vietnam's working-age population has been on a consistent upward trend, increasing from
68.19 million in 2012 to
75.92 million in 2022. This period marked a total increase of
7.73 million individuals, showcasing the country's gradual
demographic expansion.
Steady Year-over-Year Increases
The annual
growth rate of Vietnam's working-age population has remained relatively stable, with yearly increases ranging from approximately
0.65 million to
0.87 million individuals. This consistent growth highlights the predictable nature of demographic changes within the country.
Largest Annual Jump Between 2015 and 2016
The data reveals that the most significant year-over-year increase occurred between 2015 and 2016, where the working-age population rose by
1.2 million. This spike stands out against the more uniform increases observed in other years, indicating a notable demographic event or statistical adjustment during this period.
Sustained Growth Over the Decade
Over the decade covered by the data, Vietnam witnessed a sustained increase in its working-age population, with an average annual growth rate of approximately
0.7%. This steady rise is indicative of Vietnam's demographic resilience and potential for sustained economic development.
Recent Trends Suggest Continued Growth
The most recent data from 2022 suggests that Vietnam's working-age population continues to grow, reaching
75.92 million. Given the consistent growth pattern over the past decade, it is likely that this demographic expansion has continued into 2024, further enlarging the
labor force and contributing to the country's economic potential.