In the UK 76% of the population work compared to 70% in Korea. However, only 33% of females in Korea work full-time compared to 45% of UK females.
My question is: Are some workers in the UK sick or are they rich enough that they don’t need to work?
I’d love to see a more meaningful dataset of this. The 15-64 age range distorts data for countries with more 18 year olds going on to study at university and cultural differences with a higher % of female participation in the workforce.
#economics#Employment
For example if we compare UK and Korea then the age of graduation in the UK is 21 (3yr Bachelors) compared to 24 in Korea (4yr Bachelors + 2yr Military Service). On top of this only 38% of 18yo in UK go to university compared to 74% in Korea.
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@MerrynSW Is his maths correct? 0.2% a month would only suggest 2.4% a year of all mortgages to be refinanced. That would make the average fixed term over 40 years! Or am I missing something? He did say households. Maybe there's a lot mortgage free?!
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