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Portugal Sykehus

Kurs

Kurs
22,88 M per one people
Endring +/-
+0 per one people
Prosentvis endring
+null %

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Sykehus
Date
Sykehus
1. jan. 1985
23,15 M per one people
12. jan. 1985
23,15 M per one people
1. jan. 1986
22,63 M per one people
12. jan. 1986
22,63 M per one people
1. jan. 1987
22,83 M per one people
12. jan. 1987
22,83 M per one people
1. jan. 1988
22,56 M per one people
12. jan. 1988
22,56 M per one people
1. jan. 1989
23,89 M per one people
12. jan. 1989
23,89 M per one people
1. jan. 1990
24,04 M per one people
12. jan. 1990
24,04 M per one people
1. jan. 1991
23,79 M per one people
12. jan. 1991
23,79 M per one people
1. jan. 1992
21,60 M per one people
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Historie

— Historie
DatoVerdi
22,88 M per one people
22,88 M per one people
23,21 M per one people
23,21 M per one people
23,06 M per one people
23,06 M per one people
23,21 M per one people
23,21 M per one people
23,18 M per one people
23,18 M per one people
...

Sykehus Portugal — FAQ

What is the current Sykehus in Portugal?

The current Sykehus in Portugal is 22,88 Mper one people as of 1.12.2023.

How has the Sykehus in Portugal changed recently?

The Sykehus in Portugal decreased from 22,88 Mper one people (1.1.2023) to 22,88 Mper one people (1.12.2023).

What is the all-time high for Sykehus in Portugal?

The all-time high for Sykehus in Portugal was 24,04 Mper one people, recorded on 31.12.1990.

What is the all-time low for Sykehus in Portugal?

The all-time low for Sykehus in Portugal was 19,95 Mper one people, recorded on 31.12.1995.

What is the historical average of Sykehus in Portugal?

The historical average of Sykehus in Portugal is 21,90 Mper one people, calculated over the period from 31.12.1985 to 31.12.2023.

Where does the Sykehus data for Portugal come from?

The Sykehus data for Portugal is sourced from OECD and published on Eulerpool.