From 1990 to 2022, Argentina's working-age population steadily increased from 60.9% to 65.0%. Notable growth occurred in the early 2000s as the country recovered from its financial crisis, with the percentage rising from 62.1% in 2000 to 63.5% by 2008. This growth continued, albeit gradually, reaching 64.6% by 2020. Factors such as improved healthcare and higher birth rates during the 1980s contributed to this trend. By 2022, the working-age population reached its peak at 65%, reflecting Argentina's demographic shift toward a more mature working population.
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