Armed forces as a share of the population — all countries

Armed forces as a share of the population — Mongolia

Armed forces as a share of the population in Mongolia in 2022 — 0.295%. Ranked 81 in the world out of 189. Since 1921, the indicator has risen by 0.295 pp.

2022 0.295% −0.004 pp vs 2021
World rank 81of 189
Period maximum 10.638%1944
Period minimum 0%1921

Trend over time

1921–2022 · % of population

Armed forces as a share of the population — Mongolia, 1921–202205101519211932194319541965197619871998200920201921: 0%1923: 0.445%1925: 1.17%1927: 2.411%1929: 0.275%1931: 0.271%1933: 0.271%1935: 0.27%1937: 0.27%1939: 0.27%1945: 10.61%1950: 1.436%1952: 1.639%1954: 1.829%1956: 1.991%1958: 2.23%1960: 2.521%1962: 2.778%1964: 2.828%1966: 0%1968: 0%1970: 2.644%1972: 2.197%1974: 3.352%1976: 1.678%1978: 2.287%1980: 2.167%1982: 2.062%1984: 2.074%1986: 2.078%1988: 1.584%1990: 1.444%1992: 0.906%1994: 0.746%1996: 0.84%1998: 0.775%2000: 0.338%2002: 0.368%2004: 0.361%2006: 0.352%2008: 0.342%2010: 0.369%2012: 0.358%2014: 0.342%2016: 0.33%2018: 0.316%2020: 0.304%2022: 0.295%
Change over the period: +0.295 pp Annual average: 0 pp

Comparison, 2022

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Mongolia

Mongolia 0.295%
World computed 0.259%
East Asia & Pacific computed 0.266%
Eastern Asia computed 0.253%
Armed forces as a share of the population — Mongolia, by year Mongolia All countries CSV XLSX
Year % Change, pp
2022 0.295 −0.004 pp
2021 0.299 −0.004 pp
2020 0.304 −0.006 pp
2019 0.309 −0.006 pp
2018 0.316 −0.007 pp
2017 0.322 −0.008 pp
2016 0.33 −0.006 pp
2015 0.336 −0.006 pp
2014 0.342 −0.007 pp
2013 0.349 −0.009 pp
2012 0.358 −0.005 pp
2011 0.363 −0.005 pp
2010 0.369 +0.032 pp
2009 0.337 −0.005 pp
2008 0.342 −0.005 pp
2007 0.347 −0.005 pp
2006 0.352 −0.004 pp
2005 0.356 −0.004 pp
2004 0.361 −0.004 pp
2003 0.365 −0.004 pp
2002 0.368 −0.003 pp
2001 0.371 +0.033 pp
2000 0.338 −0.425 pp
1999 0.763 −0.012 pp
1998 0.775 −0.089 pp
1997 0.865 +0.024 pp
1996 0.84 +0.073 pp
1995 0.767 +0.021 pp
1994 0.746 −0.015 pp
1993 0.761 −0.145 pp
1992 0.906 −0.46 pp
1991 1.366 −0.078 pp
1990 1.444 −0.15 pp
1989 1.594 +0.01 pp
1988 1.584 −0.038 pp
1987 1.622 −0.456 pp
1986 2.078 +0.054 pp
1985 2.023 −0.051 pp
1984 2.074 −0.051 pp
1983 2.125 +0.063 pp
1982 2.062 +0.007 pp
1981 2.055 −0.112 pp
1980 2.167 −0.059 pp
1979 2.226 −0.061 pp
1978 2.287 −0.061 pp
1977 2.348 +0.67 pp
1976 1.678 −0.812 pp
1975 2.49 −0.863 pp
1974 3.352 +0.485 pp
1973 2.868 +0.671 pp
1972 2.197 −0.063 pp
1971 2.26 −0.384 pp
1970 2.644 +2.644 pp
1969 0 +0 pp
1968 0 +0 pp
1967 0 +0 pp
1966 0 +0 pp
1965 0 −2.828 pp
1964 2.828 +0.112 pp
1963 2.716 −0.062 pp
1962 2.778 +0.133 pp
1961 2.645 +0.124 pp
1960 2.521 +0.137 pp
1959 2.384 +0.154 pp
1958 2.23 +0.053 pp
1957 2.176 +0.186 pp
1956 1.991 +0.077 pp
1955 1.914 +0.085 pp
1954 1.829 +0.094 pp
1953 1.735 +0.095 pp
1952 1.639 +0.099 pp
1951 1.54 +0.104 pp
1950 1.436 +0.127 pp
1949 1.309
1945 10.61 −0.028 pp
1944 10.638
1939 0.27 +0 pp
1938 0.27 −0 pp
1937 0.27 +0 pp
1936 0.27 −0 pp
1935 0.27 +0 pp
1934 0.27 −0 pp
1933 0.271 +0 pp
1932 0.271 −0 pp
1931 0.271 +0 pp
1930 0.271 −0.004 pp
1929 0.275 −0.842 pp
1928 1.117 −1.294 pp
1927 2.411 +0.682 pp
1926 1.729 +0.56 pp
1925 1.17 +0.58 pp
1924 0.589 +0.144 pp
1923 0.445 +0.295 pp
1922 0.15 +0.15 pp
1921 0

Eastern Asia, 2022

The same indicator for neighboring countries — with links to their pages

About the indicator

Military personnel on active duty as a percent of the entire population of the country. The indicator answers the question of how large the armed forces are relative to the size of the country — an army that is large in absolute numbers in a large country can come out smaller by this measure than the small army of a small state.

Important: A close indicator — the share of the labor force — answers a different question: what part of those able to work is occupied in the army instead of the economy. In countries with young populations the two diverge noticeably.

Source: Military Expenditure Database (SIPRI), license SIPRI terms of use.