Worker-population ratio =

Total number of men

\div

(population

\times

100)

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(Total number of workers in India

\times

100)

\div

Population

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Total number of urban workers

\div

(Population

\times

100)

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Total labour

\div

(Population

\times

100)

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The correct option is D (Total number of workers in India $\times$ 100) $\div$ Population
Divide the total number of workers in India by the population in India and multiply it by 100, you will get the worker-population ratio for India.

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The following table shows the population and worker population ratio for India in 1999-2000. Can you estimate the workforce (urban and total) for India?

Region	Estimates of population (in crores)	Worker Population Ratio	Estimated No. of Workers (in crores)
Rural	71.88	41.9
Urban	28.52	33.7	?
Total	100.40	39.5	?

Q. If the total population of economy W is 600, and the number of employed people is 200, the worker-population ratio is .

Q. Why is worker-population ratio in urban areas low?

Q. Why is worker-population ratio higher in rural areas than that in urban areas?

Define worker population ratio.

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Worker-population ratio =

The correct option is D (Total number of workers in India ×100) ÷ Population Divide the total number of workers in India by the population in India and multiply it by 100, you will get the worker-population ratio for India.

The correct option is D (Total number of workers in India $\times$ 100) $\div$ Population
Divide the total number of workers in India by the population in India and multiply it by 100, you will get the worker-population ratio for India.