Belarus BLR

Tier 4 · Manufacturing-Driven Emerging

Belarus stands at 24.3 of 100 on the Optional Work Index, the point at which paid work becomes economically optional¹.

Supply measures whether machines can do the work; demand measures whether people can afford to stop. The index is their geometric mean, computed by the same method used for every country.

24.3 / 100

0 · pre-automation baseline100 · work optional

20.8

Supply

can machines do the work

28.5

Demand

can people afford to stop

Data coverage high · 5/5 inputs from primary data (supply 3/3, demand 2/2)

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Components

Five sub-indices, fixed weights within each side

Supply Capacity for machines to do the work20.8

AI Capabilityweight 40%

39.3

Humanoid Roboticsweight 31%

9.2

Labor Market Shiftweight 29%

7.6

AI system progress toward human-level and beyond cognitive performance.

Demand Capacity for people to stop working28.5

Economic Abundanceweight 60%

28.8

Wealth Distributionweight 40%

28.1

Whether the cost of necessities (healthcare, housing, food, transport, education) is falling enough that work is less required.

Data sources for BLR

which series filled each input

ai_frontier — epoch global
ai_adoption — wb wb
robot_density — wb ifr
automation_gap — derived wb
unemployment — wb wb
productivity — none missing
job_openings — wb proxy
cost_healthcare — wb wb
cost_food — wb proxy
cost_housing — wb proxy
cost_transport — none missing
cost_education — wb wb
bs_electricity — wb wb
bs_water — wb wb
bs_sanitation — wb wb
bs_ict_affordability — none missing
income_floor — wb wb
inequality — wb wb
labor_income_share — none missing

Calculated 2026-10-16 15:50:41 UTC · version 3.1.0