# MARINGÁ — Statistics

<https://civism.io/en-US/brazil/places/maringa-pr/statistics/2003>

Navigation map. 11 items. Paraná: —; Ângulo: —; Astorga: —; Doutor Camargo: —; Floresta: —; Iguaraçu: —; Mandaguaçu: —; Marialva: —; Paiçandu: —; Sarandi: —. and 1 more.

Statistics · 2003

# Maringá — Statistics · 2003

Maringá in 2003: 9 published indicators.

§ 01Population

## Population

### Population

Population. 2 items. Highest: Estimated population · 2003, 303,551. Lowest: Estimated population · 2002, 298,828. Estimated population · 2002: 298,828; Estimated population · 2003: 303,551.

- Estimated populationpeople303,551 +4,7232002 → 2003

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§ 02Economy

## Economy

### Economy

Economy. 16 items. Highest: GDP at current prices · 2003, 3,591,636. Lowest: GDP per capita · 2002, 9,430.606. Net taxes on products · 2002: 397,547; Net taxes on products · 2003: 475,977; GDP at current prices · 2002: 2,818,129; GDP at current prices · 2003: 3,591,636; GDP per capita · 2002: 9,430.606; GDP per capita · 2003: 11,832.068; Public administration gross value added · 2002: 313,364; Public administration gross value added · 2003: 373,025; Agriculture gross value added · 2002: 32,512; Agriculture gross value added · 2003: 46,501. and 6 more.

- Net taxes on productsR$ thousand475,977 +78,4302002 → 2003
- GDP at current pricesR$ thousand3,591,636 +773,5072002 → 2003
- GDP per capitaR$11,832.068 +2,401.462002 → 2003
- Public administration gross value addedR$ thousand373,025 +59,6612002 → 2003
- Agriculture gross value addedR$ thousand46,501 +13,9892002 → 2003
- Industry gross value addedR$ thousand717,629 +145,7352002 → 2003
- Services gross value addedR$ thousand1,978,503 +475,6912002 → 2003
- Total gross value addedR$ thousand3,115,659 +695,0762002 → 2003

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§ 03Connections

Connections. 2 items. Highest: Indicator, 9; Net taxes on products; GDP at current prices; GDP per capita. Lowest: Places, 1; Maringá. Places: 1; Maringá; Indicator: 9; Net taxes on products; GDP at current prices; GDP per capita.
