Bolivia Population in Bolivia

International Monetary Fund · Annual · Importance

13,566,000 (2031) ANUAL · inhabitants · Annual · CSV
Periodinhabitants
Jan 2031 13,566,000
Jan 2030 13,406,000
Jan 2029 13,244,000
Jan 2028 13,080,000
Jan 2027 12,916,000
Jan 2026 12,749,000
Jan 2025 12,582,000
Jan 2024 12,413,000
Jan 2023 12,244,000
Jan 2022 12,077,000
Jan 2021 11,937,000
Jan 2020 11,816,000
Jan 2019 11,671,000
Jan 2018 11,508,000
Jan 2017 11,345,000
Jan 2016 11,180,000
Jan 2015 11,015,000
Jan 2014 10,849,000
Jan 2013 10,683,000
Jan 2012 10,516,000
Jan 2011 10,349,000
Jan 2010 10,182,000
Jan 2009 10,016,000
Jan 2008 9,851,000
Jan 2007 9,686,000
Jan 2006 9,522,000
Jan 2005 9,361,000
Jan 2004 9,204,000
Jan 2003 9,051,000
Jan 2002 8,900,000
Jan 2001 8,753,000
Jan 2000 8,606,000
Jan 1999 8,460,000
Jan 1998 8,313,000
Jan 1997 8,168,000
Jan 1996 8,022,000
Jan 1995 7,875,000
Jan 1994 7,727,000
Jan 1993 7,579,000
Jan 1992 7,430,000
Jan 1991 7,280,000
Jan 1990 7,130,000

About this indicator

Source
International Monetary Fund
Frequency
Annual
Release
Published annually, referring to a specific date in the year.
What it is
Records the number of inhabitants in Bolivia and how it changes over time. Published by the National Institute of Statistics (INE), it is a structural indicator underpinning many economic and social ratios (GDP per capita, density, per-head rates, etc.).
How it's calculated
The INE derives the figure from population censuses and statistics on births, deaths and net migration, updating the population to an annual reference date. Bolivia still records relatively high population growth.
Market implications
Demographic trends shape potential growth, the labour market, consumption and public spending. In Bolivia, a young and growing population widens the labour force but presses on demand for services and jobs.
Limitations
It is a low-frequency figure; inter-census estimates are subject to revision once new censuses or better migration data arrive. Long gaps between censuses widen the uncertainty.