Available Labor Force by Country

CIA World Factbook; As proven by actions in World War 2, the manufacturing capabilities of a nation are as important as the overall power to wage war. A large labor force potentially means military equipment can be produced in great quantities and arrive at the front in greater numbers.

China 800,700,000 2007

India 516,400,000 2007

United States of America 153,100,000 2007

Indonesia 109,900,000 2007

Brazil 99,230,000 2007

Russia 75,100,000 2007

Japan 66,690,000 2007

Pakistan 48,230,000 2007

Mexico 44,710,000 2007

Germany 43,540,000 2007

Thailand 36,900,000 2007

Philippines 36,220,000 2007

United Kingdom 30,890,000 2007

Iran 28,700,000 2006

France 27,910,000 2007

Italy 24,740,000 2007

South Korea 24,220,000 2007

Turkey 23,530,000 2007

Spain 22,190,000 2007

Egypt 22,100,000 2007

Ukraine 21,580,000 2007

South Africa 20,490,000 2007

North Korea 20,000,000 2004

Canada 17,950,000 2007

Poland 16,860,000 2007

Argentina 16,030,000 2007

Afganistan 15,000,000 2004

Venezuela 12,370,000 2007

Nepal 11,110,000 2006

Australia 10,950,000 2007

Taiwan 10,710,000 2007

Iraq 7,400,000 2004

Saudi Arabia 6,563,000 2007

Syria 5,462,000 2007

Greece 4,920,000 2007

Sweden 4,839,000 2007

Israel 2,894,000 2007

Denmark 2,860,000 2007

Norway 2,507,000 2007

Georgia 2,020,000 2007

Libya 1,830,000 2007

Lebanon 1,500,000 2005

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