Short-Range Actuarial Projections |
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ACTUARIAL STUDY NO. 119
by Chris Motsiopoulos and Richard B. Tucker | |||||
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Calendar
period |
Total
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Retired workers and auxiliaries
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Survivors of deceased workers
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Disabled workers and auxiliaries
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Special
age-72 beneficiaries |
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Total
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Retired
workers |
Spouses
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Children
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Total
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Children
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Widowed
mothers and fathers |
Aged
widows and widowers and aged parents |
Disabled
widows and widowers |
Total
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Disabled
workers |
Spouses
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Children
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2005-II
|
47,945.6
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33,187.2
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30,151.3
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2,547.7
|
488.2
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6,690.9
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1,913.5
|
178.4
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4,387.4
|
211.6
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8,067.6
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6,315.1
|
153.7
|
1,598.7
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1/
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2005-IV
|
48,254.7
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33,420.1
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30,394.6
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2,538.1
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487.5
|
6,658.8
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1,906.6
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179.9
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4,359.9
|
212.4
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8,175.8
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6,425.3
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153.8
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1,596.7
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...
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2006-II
|
48,554.7
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33,654.3
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30,641.4
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2,520.6
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492.3
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6,625.4
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1,915.7
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174.8
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4,321.4
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213.5
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8,275.0
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6,524.5
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154.7
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1,595.8
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...
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2006-IV
|
48,899.5
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33,940.7
|
30,935.8
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2,514.6
|
490.3
|
6,597.9
|
1,905.7
|
176.5
|
4,301.1
|
214.5
|
8,360.9
|
6,617.6
|
154.8
|
1,588.5
|
...
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2007-II
|
49,250.2
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34,228.6
|
31,234.5
|
2,499.4
|
494.6
|
6,571.0
|
1,912.8
|
171.8
|
4,270.9
|
215.5
|
8,450.7
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6,705.5
|
156.2
|
1,589.0
|
...
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2007-IV
|
49,658.1
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34,581.8
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31,594.3
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2,495.4
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492.1
|
6,549.6
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1,900.8
|
173.7
|
4,258.6
|
216.4
|
8,526.7
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6,787.5
|
156.7
|
1,582.5
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...
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2008-II
|
50,059.2
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34,917.3
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31,937.4
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2,484.1
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495.8
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6,526.7
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1,906.8
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169.3
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4,233.2
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217.5
|
8,615.1
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6,870.5
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159.1
|
1,585.5
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...
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2008-IV
|
50,544.9
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35,347.2
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32,370.6
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2,484.0
|
492.6
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6,509.0
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1,893.6
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171.5
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4,225.4
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218.6
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8,688.7
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6,947.6
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160.4
|
1,580.7
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...
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2009-II
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51,003.4
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35,746.1
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32,772.4
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2,477.4
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496.3
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6,489.6
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1,900.7
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167.2
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4,201.7
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220.1
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8,767.6
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7,013.0
|
164.0
|
1,590.7
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...
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2009-IV
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51,581.5
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36,276.2
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33,301.3
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2,481.8
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493.0
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6,475.1
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1,888.7
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169.4
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4,195.4
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221.5
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8,830.3
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7,072.5
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166.3
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1,591.4
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...
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2010-II
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52,043.4
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36,689.9
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33,716.2
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2,476.9
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496.9
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6,458.5
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1,897.2
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165.4
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4,172.4
|
223.5
|
8,894.9
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7,131.0
|
168.6
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1,595.2
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...
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2010-IV
|
52,667.3
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37,276.0
|
34,299.4
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2,482.9
|
493.7
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6,446.6
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1,886.6
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167.9
|
4,166.6
|
225.5
|
8,944.6
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7,183.9
|
169.9
|
1,590.9
|
...
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2011-II
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53,141.4
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37,709.7
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34,733.4
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2,478.5
|
497.9
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6,431.9
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1,896.6
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164.1
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4,146.1
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224.9
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8,999.8
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7,237.3
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171.0
|
1,591.5
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...
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2011-IV
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53,807.0
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38,344.5
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35,364.4
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2,485.0
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495.1
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6,421.5
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1,887.8
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166.8
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4,142.6
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224.3
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9,041.0
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7,285.2
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171.3
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1,584.5
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...
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2012-II
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54,326.1
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38,843.2
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35,862.1
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2,481.7
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499.3
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6,411.7
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1,899.3
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163.2
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4,126.3
|
223.0
|
9,071.2
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7,313.4
|
172.1
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1,585.7
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...
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2012-IV
|
55,061.1
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39,567.4
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36,581.3
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2,489.5
|
496.6
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6,406.3
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1,891.9
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166.0
|
4,126.7
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221.6
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9,087.4
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7,336.6
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172.0
|
1,578.8
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...
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2013-II
|
55,599.1
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40,095.3
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37,108.2
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2,486.0
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501.1
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6,399.5
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1,904.9
|
162.6
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4,112.3
|
219.7
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9,104.3
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7,351.5
|
172.6
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1,580.2
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...
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2013-IV
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56,385.5
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40,881.3
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37,889.0
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2,493.6
|
498.7
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6,397.0
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1,899.0
|
165.6
|
4,114.7
|
217.7
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9,107.2
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7,361.6
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172.4
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1,573.1
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...
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2014-II
|
56,933.9
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41,414.3
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38,421.1
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2,489.8
|
503.4
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6,394.7
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1,913.9
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162.3
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4,102.1
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216.3
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9,124.9
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7,376.9
|
172.9
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1,575.1
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...
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2014-IV
|
57,755.4
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42,230.4
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39,232.1
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2,497.0
|
501.3
|
6,396.6
|
1,910.0
|
165.5
|
4,106.2
|
215.0
|
9,128.4
|
7,387.4
|
172.6
|
1,568.4
|
...
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| 1Fewer than 50. |
Sources:
Note: Estimates based on 2005 Trustees Report low cost set of assumptions.