Youth unemployment rate, aged 15-24, both sexes - Sweden

Home > Sweden > Millenium Development Goals

Year	Value	Change	Cumulative Change	Footnotes	Type
1990	4.6			42; 44; 48; 76	C
1991	8	73.91 %	73.91 %	42; 44; 48; 76	C
1992	13.7	71.25 %	197.83 %	42; 44; 48; 76	C
1993	22.7	65.69 %	393.48 %	42; 44; 48; 133; 134	C
1994	22.6	-0.44 %	391.30 %	42; 44; 48; 133	C
1995	19.5	-13.72 %	323.91 %	42; 44; 48; 87	C
1996	21.2	8.72 %	360.87 %	42; 44; 48; 58	C
1997	21.2	0.00 %	360.87 %	42; 44; 48; 133	C
1998	16.7	-21.23 %	263.04 %	42; 44; 48; 133	C
1999	14.3	-14.37 %	210.87 %	42; 44; 48; 133	C
2000	11.9	-16.78 %	158.70 %	42; 44; 48; 133	C
2001	11.8	-0.84 %	156.52 %	42; 44; 48; 133	C
2002	12.9	9.32 %	180.43 %	42; 44; 48; 133	C
2003	13.8	6.98 %	200.00 %	42; 44; 48; 133	C
2004	17	23.19 %	269.57 %	42; 44; 48; 133	C

Target 16. In cooperation with developing countries, develop and implement strategies for decent and productive work for youth

Goal 8. Develop a global partnership for development

Footnotes

42. Coverage: Total.

44. Unemployment coverage: Total unemployed.

48. Type of survey: Household or labour force survey.

58. Reference period: April.

76. Reference period: Average of monthly estimates.

87. Reference period: Second quarter.

133. Reference period: Average of weekly estimates (continuous survey).

134. Remarks: Continuous survey introduced and definitions revised.

Types

C - Country Data. The figure is the one produced and disseminated by the country (including data adjusted BY THE COUNTRY to meet international standards)

Source: United Nations Statistics Division - Unless otherwise noted, information in this page is accurate as of February 15, 2007

Home | About | Search | Site Map