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. 2016 Apr 1;5:402. doi: 10.1186/s40064-016-2024-9

Table 2.

The total lowest economic loss caused by the effects of air pollutants on public health in 74 cities

Coefficient of the dose–response relation Cases Loss value estimation (yuan, the mean price from January 2015 to June 2015) Economic loss (million yuan)
Effects of PM10 on public health
 Premature death 1.3 70,014 528,370.2 36,993.31
 Hospitalization caused by respiratory disease 12 646,282 2500.5 1616.03
 Emergency 235 12,656,359 202.8 2566.71
 Number of restriction days 18,400 990,965,979 20 19,819.32
 The lowest respiratory tract infections and childhood asthma 23 1,238,707 114.2 141.46
 Asthma 1770 95,326,619 3.57 340.32
 Chronic bronchitis 61 3,285,268 68,545.33 225,189.78
 Respiratory symptoms 49,820 2,683,148,101 5.28 14,167.02
 Total economic loss of the public health effect caused by PM10 300,833.95
Effects of SO2 on public health
 Premature death 1 14,903 528,370.2 7874.30
 Chest discomfort 10,000 149,030,000 8.85 1318.92
 The lowest respiratory tract infections and childhood asthma 5 74,515 8.85 0.66
 Total economic loss caused by the effects of SO2 on public health effect 9193.88
 Total economic loss related to public health effects 310,027.82
 Economic loss related to public health effects per capita 598 yuan
 GDP in the 74 cities 18,987,854
 Total economic loss of the public health effects accounting for the GDP 1.63 %