Pakistan 1967-2006+ - 116.2723 148.1032 27.38% 0.68% 40+ Sri-Lanka 1960-2006+ - 116.3257 229.8371 97.58% 2.08% 47+ Years Source: WDI data and calculated by author.*Total gain, Annual gain. The first demographic dividend period begins in Sri-Lanka in 1960, India 1966, Pakistan 1967, Bangladesh 1968 and Nepal 1994. All the countries of South Asia continued their first dividend after 2006. 5.1.2 The demographic dividend periods of East Asia. Table 3B: The dividend period and dividend gain of support ratio of East Asia. Country Dividend Second Support Ratio of first Total Annual Period Dividend dividend period (%) gain(TG) Period Begin End Korea 1972-2006+ - 142.5159 208.1199 46.03% 1.34% 35+ Indonesia 1971-2006+ - 119.8653 197.0568 63.4% 1.79% 36+ Years 1960-1992 1993-2006+ 178.2013 230.3601 29.27% 0.89% 33 Years 14+ Years Singapore 1965-2006+ - 115.78 262.6842 126.88% 3.02% 42+ Thailand 1968-2006+ - 108.1837 240.2831 122.11% 3.13% 39+ Source: Authors own calculation from data WDI The dividend period begins in Japan in 1960, in Singapore 1965, Thailand 1968, South Korea 1972 and Indonesia 1971. Japan crossed first dividend period in 1992 and entered into second dividend in 1993.All other countries of East Asia will continue first dividend after 2006. 5.1.3: Regression results. 1. The human capital as the determinant of gross domestic products.
Pakistan 1967-2006+ 40+ - 116.2723 148.1032 27.38% 0.68% Sri-Lanka 1960-2006+ 47+ Years - 116.3257 229.8371 97.58% 2.08% Source: WDI data and calculated by author.*Total gain, Annual gain. The first demographic dividend period begins in Sri-Lanka in 1960, India 1966, Pakistan 1967, Bangladesh 1968 and Nepal 1994. All the countries of South Asia continued their first dividend after 2006. 5.1.2 The demographic dividend periods of East Asia. Table 3B: The dividend period and dividend gain of support ratio of East Asia. Country Dividend Period Second Dividend Period Support Ratio of first dividend period (%) Total gain(TG) Annual Begin End Korea 1972-2006+ 35+ - 142.5159 208.1199 46.03% 1.34% Indonesia 1971-2006+ 36+ Years - 119.8653 197.0568 63.4% 1.79% 1960-1992 33 Years 1993-2006+ 14+ Years 178.2013 230.3601 29.27% 0.89% Singapore 1965-2006+ 42+ - 115.78 262.6842 126.88% 3.02% Thailand 1968-2006+ 39+ - 108.1837 240.2831 122.11% 3.13% Source: Authors own calculation from data WDI The dividend period begins in Japan in 1960, in Singapore 1965, Thailand 1968, South Korea 1972 and Indonesia 1971. Japan crossed first dividend period in 1992 and entered into second dividend in 1993.All other countries of East Asia will continue first dividend after 2006. 5.1.3: Regression results. 1. The human capital as the determinant of gross domestic products.
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