| | 2015 | 2020 | 2025 | 2030 |
|---|
Cost | $ impact | 95% CI | $ impact | 95% CI | $ impact | 95% CI | $ impact | 95% CI |
|---|
Lost income | 1516 | (1222; 1725) | 1756 | (1429; 2019) | 2086 | (1739; 2433) | 2406 | (2012; 2826) |
Extra welfare payments | 847 | (732; 1162) | 912 | (782; 1244) | 933 | (548; 1261) | 959 | (823; 990) |
Lost tax revenue | 352 | (279; 420) | 394 | (321; 476) | 473 | (383; 548) | 549 | (422; 615) |
- Lost workers per year:
- Of the 54,000 people out of the labour force due to arthritis in 2015, it is projected 39,000 (71.68%) move into full-time employment and 14,000 (25.40%) move into part-time employment (the residual 1000 remain in unemployment)
- Of the 58,000 people out of the labour force due to arthritis in 2020, it is projected 41,000 (71.46%) move into full-time employment and 15,000 (26.02%) move into part-time employment (the residual 2000 remain in unemployment)
- Of the 59,000 people out of the labour force due to arthritis in 2025, it is projected 42,000 (71.24%) move into full-time employment and 16,000 (26.37%) move into part-time employment (the residual 1000 remain in unemployment)
- Of the 61,000 people out of the labour force due to arthritis in 2030, it is projected 43,000 (71.17%) move into full-time employment and 16,000 (26.49%) move into part-time employment (the residual 2000 remain in unemployment)
