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10 7.28 7.71 2550

16 2530 - 2546 [2]

[3]

51.99 12 - 19 111 61.95 [3]


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(Productivity) 156,105

2 (Gross Domestic

[3]

1.2. :


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[12]

70 [13] [14-16]

[18] [19]

31.6 (DALYs) [21]

(1) [21]


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21804038

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162.67 180.31 59.61 2.55 3.48 2.23

3,389.21 3,844.22 4,312.94 3,980.85 4,485.75 4,718.79

123.19 85.38 205.53 169.99 178.46 258.83

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4,087.98 4,582.77 5,486.69 5,292.78 5,627.41 6,007.39

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2.1.

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