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• Employment down in 2020
• Women more affected than men
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• Data sources
• Context
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Highlights

In 2020, 78% of the population was employed.

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Internet users who bought or ordered goods or services for private use in the previous 12 months by age group, EU, 2011-2021

• EU estimates for 2021
• Source: Eurostat (online data codes: isoc_ec_ibuy and isoc_ec_ib20)

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Employment down in 2020

In 2020, employment went down,mainly due to the Covid pandemic (Figure 1)

Figure 1:Employment by sex in 2017
Source:Eurostat (lfsi_emp_a)

Women more affected than men

Women were more affected by the decrease of employment (Table 1).

Table 1:Immigration by citizenship, 2016
Source:Eurostat (migr_pop3ctb)

In addition, also exports and imports were affected.

Table 1:Immigration by citizenship, 2016
Source:Eurostat (migr_pop3ctb)

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