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1 50% 45% 40% 35% 30% 25% Figure 1: The top decile income share in the U.S., Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (table A1, col. P90-100) Share (in %), excluding capital gains
2 Figure 2: The income shares of fractiles P90-95 and P95-99 in the U.S., Share (in %), excluding capital gains 18% 17% 16% 15% 14% 13% 12% 11% 10% 9% 8% 7% 6% 5% P90-95 P95-99 Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (table A1, col. P90-95, P95-99)
3 22% 20% 18% 16% 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% Figure 3: The top centile income share in the U.S., Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns, table A1, col. P99-100) Share (in %), excluding capital gains
4 4.5% 4.0% 3.5% 3.0% 2.5% 2.0% 1.5% 1.0% 0.5% 0.0% Figure 4: The top 0.01% income share in the U.S., Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (table A1, col. P ) Share (in %), excluding capital gains
5 Figure 4B: The top percentile income share in the U.S., % 22% 20% Share (in %) 18% 16% 14% 12% 10% K gains fully excluded K gains in shares only K gains fully included 8% 6% Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (see tables A1, A2 and A3, col. P for the corresponding series)
6 Figure 5: The income composition of the top fractiles in the U.S. in 1929 Capital income share, wage income share and entrepreneurial income share 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Wage Income Capital Income Entrepreneurial Income P90-95 P95-99 P Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (Table A7, year 1929, capital gains excluded) P P P
7 Figure 6 : The income composition of the top decile in the U.S. in 1998 Capital income share, wage income share and entrepreneurial income share 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Wage Income Capital Income Entrepreneurial Income P90-95 P95-99 P Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (Table A7, year 1998, capital gains excluded) P P P
8 Figure 7: The capital income share in the top 0.5% in the U.S., Share (in %), excluding capital gains 65% 60% 55% 50% 45% 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% Capital income Dividends Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (Table A4, col. P ) 1996
9 Figure 8: Average real dividends of top 0.1% dividend earners, $600,000 Average real dividends (in 1998 dollars) $500,000 $400,000 $300,000 $200,000 $100,000 $ Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (Table C1, col. P )
10 Figure 9: Factor shares in the U.S. corporate sector, % 90% 80% 70% Share (in %) 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Labor Capital Source: Authors' computations based on National Accounts (NIPA Table 1,16; CFC and net interest have been included in the capital share)
11 Figure 10: The capital income share in the U.S. personal income, % Share (in %), excluding capital gains 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% Capital income Dividends Source: Authors' computations based on National Accounts (NIPA table 2.1; capital income includes dividends, interest and rents)
12 Figure 10B: Dividends, retained earnings and corporate tax in the U.S., Billions of 1998 $ Source: Authors' computations based on National Accounts (NIPA Table 1,16) Total Profits After-tax profits Retained earnings Dividends
13 Figure 11: Average estate of top 0.01% decedents, $120,000,000 $100,000,000 Average estate (in 1998 dollars) $80,000,000 $60,000,000 $40,000,000 $20,000,000 $ Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (Table C3, col. P )
14 Figure 12: Average estate of P98-99, and P decedents, $2,200,000 Average estate (in thousands of 1998 dollars) $2,000,000 $1,800,000 $1,600,000 $1,400,000 $1,200,000 $1,000,000 $800,000 $600,000 $400,000 $200,000 $ P98-99 P Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (Table C3, col. P98-99, and P )
15 Figure 13: Share of top 10% salary earners, 1927 to Share (in %) Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (Table B2, col. P90-100)
16 Figure 14: Shares of P90-95 and P95-99 salary earners, 1927 to Share (in %) P90-95 P Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (Table B2, col. P90-95, and P95-99) 1997
17 Figure 15: Share of top 1% salary earners, 1927 to Share (in %) Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (table B2, col. P99-100)
18 Figure 16: Shares of P , P , and P salary earners, 1927 to Share (in %) P P P Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (table B2, col., P , P , and P )
19 Figure 17: Shares of Officer Compensation, P and P salary earners, Share (in %) Officer C. P P Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (table B1, col. Officer comp., and Table B2, col. P , and P P )
20 Figure 19: The top decile income share in France and in the U.S., Share (in %), excluding capital gains 50% 48% 46% 44% 42% 40% 38% 36% 34% 32% 30% 28% 26% France U.S. Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (France: see Piketty (2001b, table A1, col. P90-100); U.S.: see this paper, table A1, col. P90-100)
21 Figure 20: The top 1% income share in France and in the U.S., % 20% 19% 18% 17% 16% 15% 14% 13% 12% 11% 10% 9% 8% 7% 6% 5% 4% 3% 2% 1% 0% share (in %), excluding capital gains France U.S. Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (France: see Piketty (2001b, table A1, col. P99-100); U.S.: see this paper, table A1, col. P99-100).
22 Figure 21: The top 0.1% income share in France, the U.S. and the U.K., % 12% 11% 10% 9% 8% 7% 6% 5% 4% 3% 2% 1% 0% share (in %), excluding capital gains France U.S. U.K. Source: Authors' computations based on income tax returns (France: see Piketty (2001b, table A1, col. P99-100); U.S.: see this paper, table A1, col. P99-100); U.K. See Atkinson (2001).
23 Table 1: Thresholds and average incomes by fractiles in 1998 Number of tax Average Thresholds Income level Fractiles units Income (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Full Population 130,945,000 $38,740 P90 $81,700 P ,550,000 $94,000 P95 $107,400 P ,240,000 $143,000 P99 $230,200 P ,000 $267,000 P99.5 $316,100 P ,000 $494,000 P99.9 $790,400 P ,900 $1,490,000 P99.99 $3,620,500 P ,100 $9,970,000 Source: Table A0 and Table A4, row Amounts expressed in 1998 dollars.
24 Table 2: Shares of each occupation within the top 1% in 1916 Number of tax Salaried Independent Business Capitalists Fractiles units Professions Professions Owners and Rentiers (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) P , % 19.0% 30.3% 20.2% P , % 14.0% 35.8% 27.9% P , % 8.0% 39.7% 45.2% P , % 5.1% 42.6% 65.4% P % 3.1% 33.2% 94.6% Notes: Computations based on interpolations from Statistics of Income, 1916, Table 6c, pp Salaried Professions defined as accounting profession (accountants, statisticians, actuaries, etc.), engineers, clergymen, public service: civil and military, teachers, corporation officials, and all other employees. Independent professions defined as architects, artists, authors, clergymen, lawyers and judges, medical profession, theatrical profession, all other professions, profession not stated, commercial travelers, and sportsmen. Business owners defined as farmers, hotel proprietors and restaurateurs, insurance agents, labor skilled and unskilled, lumbermen, manufacturers, merchants and dealers, mine owners and operators, saloon keepers, theatrical business owners, all other business, and business not stated. Capitalists and Rentiers defined as bankers, real-estate brokers, stock and bond brokers, insurance brokers, all other brokers, and capitalists: investors and speculators.
25 Table A0: Reference totals for tax units and income Tax units Income (excluding capital gains) Income (including capital gains) Inflation (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) Year N. tax units N. tax returns (2)/(1) Total income Average income Total income Average income CPI (thousands) (thousands) (%) (millions 1998 $) (1998 $) (millions 1998 $) (1998 $) ( p(1998)/p(n) ) , ,291 12, ,291 12, , ,609 11, ,609 11, , ,623 11, ,623 11, , ,723 12, ,153 13, ,387 3, ,262 13, ,464 13, ,451 4, ,717 12, ,077 12, ,052 5, ,470 12, ,607 12, ,909 7, ,568 10, ,925 11, ,835 6, ,769 9, ,502 9, ,543 6, ,539 10, ,784 11, ,409 7, ,168 12, ,981 12, ,384 7, ,369 11, ,970 12, ,190 4, ,656 12, ,198 12, ,940 4, ,630 12, ,756 12, ,723 4, ,544 12, ,387 12, ,445 4, ,617 12, ,491 13, ,085 4, ,852 13, ,577 13, ,750 3, ,426 11, ,286 12, ,462 3, ,446 10, ,788 10, ,117 3, ,162 9, ,643 9, ,757 3, ,742 8, ,657 8, ,430 4, ,065 9, ,784 9, ,147 4, ,534 10, ,824 10, ,844 5, ,843 11, ,226 11, ,539 6, ,345 12, ,551 12, ,342 6, ,542 11, ,038 11, ,181 7, ,611 11, ,995 11, ,115 14, ,366 12, ,300 12, ,392 25, ,611 14, ,120 14, ,736 36, ,605 16, ,191 16, ,250 43, ,131,194 19,420 1,145,821 19, ,656 46, ,206,418 20,568 1,220,989 20, ,997 49, ,185,936 20,102 1,217,235 20, ,297 52, ,128,137 19,025 1,167,556 19, ,118 55, ,097,594 18,257 1,120,607 18, ,825 52, ,130,096 18,579 1,153,058 18, ,537 51, ,129,374 18,353 1,145,980 18, ,446 53, ,237,013 19,809 1,269,141 20, ,060 55, ,287,076 20,410 1,315,566 20, ,684 56, ,341,108 21,059 1,364,220 21, ,273 57, ,413,175 21,987 1,431,986 22, ,928 56, ,410,249 21,720 1,442,894 22, ,589 58, ,522,936 23,219 1,572,885 23, ,257 59, ,618,317 24,425 1,660,359 25, ,947 59, ,642,054 24,528 1,673,521 24, ,546 59, ,606,426 23,783 1,642,886 24, ,144 60, ,716,246 25,186 1,769,884 25, ,681 61, ,751,368 25,500 1,797,766 26,
26 ,997 61, ,806,049 25,802 1,872,370 26, ,254 62, ,901,030 26,679 1,947,923 27, ,464 63, ,983,303 27,369 2,036,144 28, ,660 65, ,112,537 28,680 2,185,751 29, ,772 67, ,230,338 29,828 2,324,583 31, ,831 70, ,361,069 31,136 2,436,446 32, ,856 71, ,455,877 31,954 2,563,279 33, ,826 73, ,568,414 33,002 2,704,187 34, ,793 75, ,640,050 33,506 2,742,547 34, ,924 74, ,688,431 33,637 2,744,649 34, ,849 74, ,745,458 33,543 2,825,680 34, ,670 77, ,923,459 34,941 3,029,006 36, ,442 80, ,048,499 35,679 3,137,866 36, ,228 83, ,020,106 34,623 3,079,658 35, ,127 82, ,924,044 32,807 2,978,359 33, ,048 84, ,058,025 33,587 3,125,544 34, ,076 86, ,157,500 33,924 3,235,333 34, ,213 89, ,290,603 34,560 3,367,342 35, ,457 92, ,315,247 34,018 3,433,727 35, ,625 93, ,230,654 32,428 3,335,499 33, ,432 95, ,221,759 31,763 3,325,204 32, ,250 95, ,232,739 31,310 3,348,315 32, ,067 96, ,290,505 31,318 3,445,118 32, ,871 99, ,462,745 32,401 3,632,584 33, , , ,581,498 32,938 3,790,299 34, , , ,692,621 33,362 4,106,959 37, , , ,866,715 34,328 4,032,861 35, , , ,111,836 35,862 4,302,833 37, , , ,157,466 35,607 4,322,564 37, , , ,187,638 35,174 4,309,960 36, , , ,111,902 34,137 4,219,547 35, , , ,188,147 34,345 4,300,875 35, , , ,149,646 33,633 4,280,815 34, , , ,253,680 34,107 4,382,975 35, , , ,407,172 34,971 4,561,664 36, , , ,553,909 35,682 4,776,620 37, , , ,790,115 37,046 5,108,318 39, , , ,072,706 38,739 5,474,766 41,
27 Table A1: Top fractiles income shares (excluding capital gains) in the U.S., (fractiles are defined by total income (excluding capital gains)) P P P P P P P90-95 P95-99 P P P (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
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29 Table A2: Top fractiles income shares (including capital gains) in the U.S., (fractiles are defined by total income (excluding capital gains)) P P P P P P P90-95 P95-99 P P P (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
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31 Table A3: Top fractiles income shares (including capital gains) in the U.S., (fractiles are defined by total income (including capital gains)) P P P P P P P90-95 P95-99 P P P (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
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33 Table A4: Top fractiles income levels (excluding capital gains) in the U.S., (fractiles are defined by total income (excluding capital gains)) (incomes are expressed in 1998 $) P P P P P P P0-90 P90-95 P95-99 P P P P90 P95 P99 P99.5 P99.9 P99.99 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) , ,687 1,040,581 3,327,085 78, , ,525 62, , ,023 1,354, , ,013 1,015,535 3,221,546 72, , ,422 57,429 95, ,566 1,346, , ,474 1,098,731 5,196,144 71, , ,442 48,411 92, ,477 1,722, , ,481 1,278,810 5,709,276 76, , ,536 58, , ,454 2,132, ,194 80, , ,891 1,103,559 4,397,886 9,127 26,282 42,038 88, , ,523 20,955 29,021 71, , ,108 1,838, ,887 73, , , ,776 3,060,677 8,695 26,519 41,928 87, , ,342 22,186 29,642 71, , ,640 1,390, ,324 71, , , ,950 2,717,474 8,570 24,905 41,126 88, , ,780 20,995 28,997 72, , ,773 1,283, ,599 59, , , ,460 1,825,117 7,812 23,214 35,512 76, , ,832 21,312 25,815 62,440 99, , , ,301 58, , , ,837 1,627,760 6,386 23,903 36,098 74, , ,956 20,905 26,076 61,521 94, , , ,708 67, , , ,841 2,185,182 7,196 25,874 40,131 85, , ,581 22,245 28,903 68, , , , ,097 70, , , ,751 2,118,743 8,321 28,162 42,208 88, , ,307 23,902 32,532 71, , , , ,703 73, , , ,778 2,400,521 7,866 29,484 43,655 93, , ,585 24,844 33,263 74, , ,232 1,108, ,323 78, , , ,177 2,831,227 7,825 28,254 44, , , ,171 25,470 33,231 80, , ,183 1,168, ,761 79, , , ,259 3,097,102 7,920 27,611 44, , , ,943 24,830 32,240 83, , ,566 1,244, ,897 82, , , ,430 3,389,919 7,898 27,615 45, , , ,820 25,289 33,064 85, , ,110 1,382, ,812 87, , ,660 1,027,432 4,045,542 7,861 28,400 47, , , ,087 26,006 34,224 87, , ,540 1,574, ,220 86, , , ,664 3,930,476 8,535 28,010 47, , , ,685 25,388 33,871 88, , ,459 1,417, ,032 73, , , ,460 2,830,137 7,823 28,181 43,712 94, , ,274 25,013 31,989 78, , ,235 1,116, ,734 66, , , ,059 2,229,924 6,939 28,794 42,304 84, , ,074 24,726 31,026 70, , , , ,861 58, , , ,089 1,741,772 5,646 24,790 38,679 71, , ,791 16,959 28,964 60,513 86, , , ,648 57, , , ,122 1,800,367 5,623 22,084 36,797 70, , ,317 16,495 26,601 58,862 84, , , ,671 63, , , ,225 1,858,718 6,162 23,521 41,409 78, , ,281 19,985 28,327 65,510 96, , , ,439 64, , , ,024 2,038,124 6,877 25,975 40,216 82, , ,013 21,948 31,146 68, , , , ,458 75, , , ,601 2,567,722 7,372 27,854 43,150 98, , ,699 23,700 33,787 79, , ,642 1,250, ,246 75, , , ,591 2,429,273 7,922 28,851 44,983 97, , ,181 25,116 33,722 79, , ,515 1,172, ,672 66, , , ,580 1,847,495 7,329 28,422 42,829 86, , ,811 24,603 32,680 72, , , , ,645 73, , , ,865 2,056,768 7,603 31,378 46,934 95, , ,876 27,744 36,636 79, , ,936 1,003, ,944 77, , , ,261 2,194,028 7,980 32,498 48, , , ,065 30,784 36,264 83, , ,642 1,060, ,309 83, , , ,583 2,354,796 9,947 34,698 50, , , ,893 31,845 39,320 91, , ,737 1,162, ,606 84, , , ,867 2,219,623 12,514 34,887 51, , , ,783 32,398 39,300 90, , ,674 1,149, ,444 89, , , ,703 1,888,908 15,068 37,477 56, , , ,458 33,085 42,865 96, , ,942 1,006, ,889 89, , , ,372 1,900,635 16,214 40,274 57, , , ,231 36,124 42,839 99, , ,484 1,019, ,621 92, , , ,143 1,698,405 15,602 39,162 59, , , ,558 34,801 42, , , , , ,858 93, , , ,963 1,743,426 14,350 37,893 61, , , ,801 33,926 43, , , , , ,280 85, , , ,747 1,648,430 14,095 35,484 56, , , ,227 31,380 39,571 98, , , , ,651 88, , , ,598 1,772,191 13,683 37,250 57, , , ,643 33,009 43, , , , , ,965 86, , , ,389 1,751,653 13,507 37,811 57, , , ,805 33,563 43,898 96, , , , ,096 94, , , ,626 1,638,040 14,555 39,618 61, , , ,358 36,268 45, , , , , ,987 92, , , ,210 1,765,843 15,235 41,432 62, , , ,695 37,113 45, , , , , ,544 92, , , ,361 1,570,387 15,894 43,074 63, , , ,358 39,648 48, , , , , ,996 92, , , ,066 1,478,946 16,764 45,615 65, , , ,968 40,847 50, , , , , ,764 93, , , ,411 1,533,185 16,382 45,867 66, , , ,992 41,071 50, , , , , ,772 99, , , ,487 1,673,204 17,602 48,269 70, , , ,741 43,872 54, , , , , , , , , ,021 1,663,700 18,507 51,089 74, , , ,835 45,701 57, , , , , , , , , ,638 1,626,371 18,617 51,605 74, , , ,223 46,702 57, , , , , , , , , ,274 1,527,890 17,939 51,619 73, , , ,094 46,717 58, , , , , , , , , ,886 1,551,880 19,020 55,451 77, , , ,775 49,408 62, , , , , , , , , ,597 1,520,754 19,364 56,844 77, , , ,024 50,306 57, , , , , , , , , ,812 1,514,657 19,524 56,709 81, , , ,385 50,635 63, , , , , , , , , ,351 1,498,372 20,145 59,234 84, , , ,682 53,449 65, , , , , , , , , ,412 1,554,586 20,676 60,840 87, , , ,393 55,189 68, , , , , , , , , ,700 1,523,722 21,784 63,189 90, , , ,142 57,584 68, , , , , , , , , ,661 1,604,370 22,697 64,539 94, , , ,916 59,244 72, , , , , , , , , ,721 1,877,327 23,531 68,433 98, , , ,653 61,813 76, , , , , , , , , ,215 1,905,987 24,127 70, , , , ,129 62,913 77, , , , ,191
34 , , , , ,045 1,919,312 24,941 72, , , , ,460 65,454 80, , , , , , , , , ,511 1,833,223 25,382 74, , , , ,321 67,385 83, , , , , , , , , ,815 1,767,102 25,597 74, , , , ,895 67,540 84, , , , , , , , , ,151 1,737,675 25,435 75, , , , ,426 67,960 84, , , , , , , , , ,328 1,818,502 26,546 78, , , , ,642 71,063 87, , , , , , , , , ,035 1,766,906 27,016 80, , , , ,494 72,386 90, , , , , , , , , ,470 1,949,164 26,021 78, , , , ,949 70,734 90, , , ,890 1,026, , , , , ,626 1,836,260 24,561 76, , , , ,889 68,514 85, , , , , , , , , ,179 1,887,354 25,221 77, , , , ,826 70,052 87, , , , , , , , , ,596 1,920,794 25,468 78, , , , ,130 70,819 88, , , , , , , , , ,598 2,006,433 25,943 80, , , , ,505 71,990 89, , , ,346 1,022, , , , , ,053 2,093,182 25,571 78, , , , ,038 70,674 87, , , , , , , , , ,517 2,123,441 24,189 75, , , , ,970 68,472 84, , , ,678 1,015, , , , , ,828 2,083,512 23,745 74, , , , ,863 67,274 83, , , , , , , , , ,177 2,425,651 23,232 74, , , , ,903 66,798 82, , , ,384 1,094, , , , , ,940 2,729,350 23,074 74, , , , ,451 67,184 83, , , ,061 1,212, , , , , ,897 3,178,163 23,780 76, , , , ,645 68,909 85, , , ,653 1,386, , , , , ,755 3,196,503 24,062 78, , , , ,117 69,934 87, , , ,385 1,395, , , , , ,671 3,326,014 24,255 79, , , , ,411 71,307 88, , , ,203 1,368, , , , ,924 1,279,095 4,466,132 24,227 82, , , , ,980 73,059 91, , , ,754 1,888, , , , ,553 1,869,572 7,137,735 24,455 83, , , ,798 1,284,221 73,991 94, , , ,426 2,830, , , , ,412 1,687,621 6,197,276 24,343 84, , , ,360 1,186,549 74,028 95, , , ,751 2,493, , , , ,336 1,722,975 6,421,632 23,904 82, , , ,426 1,200,902 73,039 94, , , ,260 2,631, , , , ,698 1,487,389 5,489,044 23,372 81, , , ,775 1,042,760 72,481 94, , , ,786 2,383, , , , ,575 1,790,694 6,926,722 22,966 81, , , ,545 1,220,024 72,143 93, , , ,331 2,837, , , , ,805 1,586,080 5,844,144 22,616 81, , , ,236 1,112,962 71,584 92, , , ,885 2,384, , , , ,491 1,604,650 5,908,184 22,891 82, , , ,451 1,126,480 72,391 94, , , ,697 2,453, , , , ,056 1,727,194 6,303,220 23,240 84, , , ,771 1,218,747 73,873 96, , , ,526 2,711, , , , ,261 1,895,593 7,493,507 23,413 85, , , ,929 1,273,602 73,841 98, , , ,164 2,977, , , , ,596 2,123,578 8,662,845 24,182 88, , , ,601 1,396,993 77, , , , ,554 3,328, , , , ,171 2,339,901 9,969,663 25,206 93, , , ,988 1,492,150 81, , , , ,379 3,620,511
35 Table A5: Top fractiles income levels (including capital gains) in the U.S., (fractiles are defined by total income (excluding capital gains)) (incomes are expressed in 1998 $) P P P P P P P0-90 P90-95 P95-99 P P P P90 P95 P99 P99.5 P99.9 P99.99 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) , ,687 1,040,581 3,327,085 78, , ,525 62, , ,023 1,354, , ,013 1,015,535 3,221,546 72, , ,422 57,429 95, ,566 1,346, , ,474 1,098,731 5,196,144 71, , ,442 48,411 92, ,477 1,722, , ,678 1,333,534 5,945,374 77, , ,108 58, , ,573 2,221, ,856 81, , ,434 1,117,274 4,432,756 9,172 26,282 42,783 90, , ,887 20,955 29,536 73, , ,319 1,853, ,478 74, , , ,443 3,073,221 8,724 26,713 42,470 89, , ,357 22,349 30,025 72, , ,106 1,396, ,854 74, , , ,067 2,773,745 8,654 25,300 42,582 93, , ,214 21,328 30,024 76, , ,950 1,310, ,095 62, , , ,500 1,836,421 7,873 23,757 37,167 81, , ,620 21,810 27,017 66, , , , ,934 59, , , ,215 1,634,217 6,414 24,074 36,742 76, , ,326 21,054 26,542 63,134 97, , , ,012 69, , , ,390 2,320,876 7,293 26,140 41,109 88, , ,891 22,474 29,607 71, , ,978 1,047, ,675 72, , , ,270 2,258,275 8,423 28,826 43,400 91, , ,047 24,465 33,451 73, , ,515 1,034, ,733 77, , , ,181 2,582,304 8,006 30,187 44,889 97, , ,501 25,436 34,203 78, , ,859 1,192, ,956 84, , , ,216 3,363,142 8,150 28,930 46, , , ,224 26,080 34,611 86, , ,926 1,388, ,635 85, , , ,789 3,556,865 8,186 28,268 46, , , ,670 25,421 33,381 88, , ,918 1,428, ,387 88, , ,940 1,049,595 3,956,528 8,222 28,420 47, , , ,603 26,027 34,395 90, , ,699 1,614, ,217 97, , ,325 1,275,625 5,101,036 8,409 29,217 49, , , ,579 26,754 35,591 95, , ,999 1,985, ,953 95, , ,283 1,235,963 5,085,400 9,047 28,735 49, , , ,248 26,046 34,971 94, , ,367 1,834, ,574 76, , , ,620 3,076,459 7,969 28,645 44,825 97, , ,527 25,425 32,803 80, , ,394 1,213, ,252 67, , , ,127 2,316,601 7,002 28,920 42,655 85, , ,408 24,834 31,283 71, , , , ,065 59, , , ,408 1,767,786 5,656 24,857 38,789 71, , ,033 17,005 29,046 60,701 87, , , ,443 58, , , ,158 1,918,738 5,687 22,218 37,313 71, , ,538 16,595 26,974 60,009 87, , , ,141 64, , , ,802 1,889,702 6,212 23,581 41,788 79, , ,813 20,036 28,586 66,322 98, , , ,535 66, , , ,375 2,111,161 6,976 26,083 41,074 85, , ,621 22,040 31,811 70, , ,207 1,006, ,789 79, , , ,985 2,685,387 7,544 28,423 44, , , ,162 24,184 35,114 84, , ,097 1,308, ,120 77, , , ,489 2,471,428 7,975 29,154 45,521 99, , ,385 25,380 34,125 81, , ,922 1,192, ,633 68, , , ,952 2,025,127 7,418 28,683 43,379 88, , ,043 24,828 33,099 74, , , , ,605 75, , , ,597 2,124,457 7,666 31,681 47,581 97, , ,501 28,012 37,141 81, , ,349 1,036, ,794 78, , , ,192 2,282,332 8,044 32,711 48, , , ,620 30,985 36,690 85, , ,889 1,102, ,273 85, , , ,555 2,497,129 10,030 34,864 51, , , ,380 31,997 39,849 93, , ,853 1,233, ,245 85, , , ,544 2,312,956 12,573 34,934 51, , , ,387 32,442 39,666 91, , ,695 1,197, ,966 92, , , ,362 2,032,405 15,185 37,813 57, , , ,579 33,382 43,721 99, , ,931 1,083, ,411 92, , , ,129 2,038,507 16,328 40,606 58, , , ,754 36,422 43, , , ,561 1,093, ,946 98, , , ,349 1,963,729 15,837 39,866 62, , , ,974 35,426 44, , , ,050 1,031, , , , , ,901 2,092,467 14,627 39,363 65, , , ,504 35,243 46, , , ,100 1,060, ,692 89, , , ,069 1,875,729 14,263 36,239 58, , , ,440 32,048 41, , , , , ,982 92, , , ,942 1,971,381 13,843 37,900 59, , , ,560 33,585 44, , , ,926 1,034, ,592 88, , , ,277 1,905,768 13,626 38,272 58, , , ,889 33,972 44,955 99, , , , ,311 99, , , ,180 1,882,916 14,770 40,857 63, , , ,653 37,402 46, , , , , ,656 97, , , ,804 2,030,623 15,441 41,999 64, , , ,713 37,621 47, , , ,658 1,040, ,662 95, , , ,624 1,790,566 16,062 43,619 65, , , ,075 40,150 49, , , , , ,676 95, , , ,378 1,672,127 16,902 46,010 66, , , ,517 41,200 51, , , , , ,673 99, , , ,516 1,851,053 16,617 46,156 68, , , ,678 41,329 52, , , , , , , , , ,386 2,124,097 17,942 49,671 73, , , ,862 45,146 57, , , , , , , , , ,447 2,069,263 18,807 52,041 77, , , ,689 46,552 58, , , , , , , , , ,008 1,923,772 18,835 52,121 76, , , ,479 47,170 59, , , , , , , , , ,011 1,859,999 18,188 52,059 76, , , ,901 47,115 60, , , , , , , , , ,021 2,031,040 19,379 55,612 81, , , ,796 49,551 65, , , , , , , , , ,415 1,999,585 19,663 57,374 80, , , ,063 50,775 60, , , , , , , , , ,617 2,203,353 19,959 57,897 84, , , ,312 51,696 66, , , ,661 1,025, , , , , ,540 2,017,982 20,451 59,926 87, , , ,935 54,073 67, , , , , , , , , ,111 2,070,623 21,002 61,842 89, , , ,721 56,099 70, , , , , , , , , ,814 2,259,676 22,126 64,943 94, , , ,051 59,183 72, , , ,443 1,015, , , , , ,590 2,565,970 23,139 67,788 99, , , ,437 62,227 76, , , ,317 1,104, , , , , ,100 2,710,141 23,860 69, , , , ,207 62,976 79, , , ,607 1,231, , , , , ,709 2,826,310 24,552 72, , , , ,309 64,885 83, , , ,145 1,300, , , , ,038 1,055,679 3,065,767 25,475 75, , , , ,336 67,996 87, , , ,273 1,357, , , , , ,023 3,052,629 25,809 76, , , , ,733 68,806 87, , , ,937 1,297, , , , , ,150 2,300,181 25,891 75, , , , ,480 68,284 86, , , ,401 1,091, , , , , ,654 2,414,002 25,810 76, , , , ,505 69,178 88, , , ,859 1,118,339
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