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VERDAT SIGNALDominican RepublicMacro indicatorsSep 7, 2026Still holdschecked

Dominican Republic recorded in 2024 its lowest unemployment rate since its 2010 series began at 5.1%

According to the ECLAC annual average rate series, no value fell below 5.1% across the 15 years recorded since 2010. The figure represents a −0.2 pp change compared with 5.3% in 2023.

Current verified finding

Dominican Republic recorded in 2024 its lowest unemployment rate since its series began in 2010: 5.1%.

Evidence

Dominican Republic: unemployment 2010–2024

Audited editorial snapshotPrevious DQ: pass

Reviewed snapshot: Sep 7, 2026

Source normalized Sep 6, 2026

Official source

The finding preserves the reviewed data even when the source publishes an update.

Snapshot technical details

Query fingerprint: sigev_ceca5da20ff79 · The text, result, and records remain fixed to this review.

4.55.386.257.138Latest change −3.2%Jan 2010: 5.21Jan 2011: 6.09Jan 2012: 6.72Jan 2013: 7.35Jan 2014: 6.72Jan 2015: 7.33Jan 2016: 7.08Jan 2017: 5.51Jan 2018: 5.66Jan 2019: 6.17Jan 2020: 5.84Jan 2021: 7.38Jan 2022: 5.29Jan 2023: 5.31Jan 2024: 5.145.14Jan 2010Jan 2014Jan 2017Jan 2021Jan 2024
15 results shown15 source records
Query scope
3 filters · 78 partitionsYear: from 2010 · through 2024Indicator key: unemployment_rate_pctCountry: dominican_republic

How we calculated it

We query series unemployment_rate_pct of dataset cepal-social-anual (CEPALSTAT) for Dominican Republic from 2010 to 2024 in VerDat's normalised layer and check that no year in the series matches or falls below the 2024 value. We require at least 15 years of series and a gap of at least 10 years. The chart reproduces the query; the values are re-verified automatically every day.

15 rows match the query; 15 results remain in the summary.

What it means and what it does not

The series uses the ECLAC harmonised annual average rate basis rather than national methodology, meaning it may differ from the country's official data. The figure describes where the country stands relative to its own historical series without identifying causes. Furthermore, revisions to earlier years could alter the date of the record low.

Every indicator is a rate, index or ratio — compare and rank, never sum. Survey years differ by country; missing years are gaps, not zeros.

Verification

Records within the query

Records preserved in the editorial snapshot, using the same filters and partition as the chart.

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PeriodValueYearCountryIndicatorIndicator groupMonthFrequency
20245.142024dominican_republicTasa de desocupación, ambos sexosempleoNot applicable (annual)annual
20235.312023dominican_republicTasa de desocupación, ambos sexosempleoNot applicable (annual)annual
20225.292022dominican_republicTasa de desocupación, ambos sexosempleoNot applicable (annual)annual
20217.382021dominican_republicTasa de desocupación, ambos sexosempleoNot applicable (annual)annual
20205.842020dominican_republicTasa de desocupación, ambos sexosempleoNot applicable (annual)annual
20196.172019dominican_republicTasa de desocupación, ambos sexosempleoNot applicable (annual)annual
20185.662018dominican_republicTasa de desocupación, ambos sexosempleoNot applicable (annual)annual
20175.512017dominican_republicTasa de desocupación, ambos sexosempleoNot applicable (annual)annual
20167.082016dominican_republicTasa de desocupación, ambos sexosempleoNot applicable (annual)annual
20157.332015dominican_republicTasa de desocupación, ambos sexosempleoNot applicable (annual)annual
20146.722014dominican_republicTasa de desocupación, ambos sexosempleoNot applicable (annual)annual
20137.352013dominican_republicTasa de desocupación, ambos sexosempleoNot applicable (annual)annual

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