In 2006, Canada's Population Reached 32,500,000, a Level That Was

question 167

Short Answer

In 2006, Canada's population reached 32,500,000, a level that was 9.53% higher than ten years earlier. Rounded to the nearest 10,000, what was the population figure for 1996?

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On Account

A term indicating that a purchase has been made or services have been ordered with payment to be made at a later date, typically used in accrual accounting.

Calendar Year

A period of 365 days—or 366 days in a leap year—starting from January 1st to December 31st, used for financial and administrative purposes.

Interim Financial Statement

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Capital

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