Titlebook: Handbook of International Manpower Market Comparison; Kenneth Walsh,Adrian King Textbook 1986Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1

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Ireland, this indicates that the rate of increase in the female working population (19.3 per cent) has been much greater than the corresponding growth in the male work-force (5.8 per cent). However, as a proportion of the total working population, women still only accounted in 1983 for 29.7 per cent.

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Selected Indicators Compared,hich the data is collected and the different definitions applied in order to produce the statistical series. Some of these differences are explained in the Appendix, but further discussion is also given below, especially where it significantly affects international comparisons.

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Luxembourg,ince 1974. Over the period 1974–82, the mix between males and females has been growing in favour of the female component. For example, in 1974 50.4 per cent of the total population was female, but this proportion had risen to 51.4 per cent by 1982.

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United States of America, increase of 9.7 per cent over the 1974 figure of 213.9 million. In 1983 the statistics show that females exceeded males by over six million, the former accounting for 51.3 per cent of the total population.