Economically Active by Sex

Data for 1931	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	84,644	45,294
Economically inactive	15,094	90,796

Data for 1951	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	85,091	41,010
Economically inactive	22,669	106,587

Data for 1961	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	89,596	47,041
Economically inactive	27,686	109,706

Data for 1971	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	99,789	63,416
Economically inactive	42,182	122,508

Data for 1981	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	101,917	68,586
Economically inactive	48,218	118,382

Data for 1991	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	116,397	89,395
Economically inactive	56,208	117,224

Data for 2001	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	119,616	101,122
Economically inactive	44,214	75,070

Data for 2011	Sex
Economically Active	Male	Female
Economically active	134,484	120,468
Economically inactive	48,064	71,502

Date:	Source:
1931 - 2011	Census of Population

 

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Date:

Acknowledgments:

2011

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