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Note I - There are around 366,000 people working as electrical engineers in the United States constituting 0.25% of the labour force (2002). In Australia, there are around 24,000 constituting 0.23% of the labour force (2005) and in Canada, there are around 34,600 constituting 0.21% of the labour force (2001). Australia and Canada also report that 96% and 89% of their electrical engineers respectively are male. Citations
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