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Supplemental Files (1): the Economic, Social, And Supplemental Files (1): The economic, social, and demographic data Household Household Household Household Household Gross Regional Gross Regional Gross Regional Gross Regional Gross Regional Registered Registered Registered Registered Registered Product Product Product Product Product Population at Population at Population at Population at Population at City (Current (Current (Current (Current (Current Year-end Year-end Year-end Year-end Year-end Prices) Prices) Prices) Prices) Prices) (10 000 (10 000 (10 000 (10 000 (10 000 (100 000 yuan) (100 000 yuan) (100 000 yuan) (100 000 yuan) (100 000 yuan) persons) persons) persons) persons) persons) 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Beijing 1333 1345 1363 1359 1376 213308300 230145900 256691300 280149400 303199787 Tianjin 1017 1027 1044 1050 1082 157269300 165381900 178853900 185491900 188096400 Hebei 7593 7651 295077417 Shijiazhuang 1025 1029 1038 973 982 51702653 54405988 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