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Meanings of economically inactive in English
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Usage of economically inactive in English
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Of those who are ' economicallyinactive', a large number of them are registered students.
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The dependency ratio -the number of workers to economicallyinactive people, mainly the elderly and children -is deteriorating.
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Variables found in both analyses included living in the metropolitan area, being economicallyinactive and being a high user of health services.
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For EU member states, the ratio could rise to almost one older, economicallyinactive person for every worker over the same period.
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The European Court of Justice ruled this week that Germany was entitled to refuse unemployment benefits to " economicallyinactive" EU migrants.
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However, all the data could be reclassified into 53 occupational groups and 1 group of economicallyinactive persons.
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The total number of " economicallyinactive" people, which includes students and carers, rose to 8.18 million.
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The unemployment rate in the North has fallen to a nine-year low, but the proportion of " economicallyinactive" people has risen sharply.
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It would appear that many people from both groups retreated from the jobs market to become economicallyinactive, leaving the official unemployment rate little changed.
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It means the UK has lower unemployment and a bigger workforce, with fewer people economicallyinactive than France -but lower productivity and lower pay.
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The government also argues that firms will reach out to " economicallyinactive" Britons and pull them into new jobs, thereby increasing overall economic output.
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The number of people of working age that were economicallyinactive decreased by an estimated 14,000 over the three months to November.
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Those 218,000 people aged 65 and over who have become " economicallyinactive" in the UK will have less to spend.
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It has been determined that among the chronically poor, 69% of the household heads are economicallyinactive or, for lack of a better word, unemployed.
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There are also 793,000 people in the 16 to 24 age group who are economicallyinactive, and are not in full time education.