Economically Active by Sex

Data for 1931	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	653,815	336,463
Economically inactive	57,440	492,067

Data for 1951	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	628,721	335,739
Economically inactive	87,272	499,901

Data for 1961	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	633,895	342,458
Economically inactive	96,375	482,417

Data for 1971	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	593,783	360,943
Economically inactive	146,169	456,726

Data for 1981	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	572,593	376,515
Economically inactive	166,165	431,995

Data for 1991	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	550,202	419,362
Economically inactive	202,412	410,635

Data for 2001	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	528,818	445,803
Economically inactive	198,931	316,179

Data for 2011	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	597,521	515,310
Economically inactive	207,765	303,427

Date:	Source:
1931 - 2011	Census of Population

 

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Date:

Acknowledgments:

2011

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