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All citizens, directly or indirectly.
Society as a whole, directly or indirectly. Costs include medical care and rehabilitation, emergency response, property damage and lost productivity, as well as the suffering of victims and their families. Some are covered by insurance and others through private or public resources, so they do not fall exclusively on insurers or public authorities. No single GDP percentage applies to all countries and years without specifying the study, method and period.
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All citizens, directly or indirectly.
Insurance companies, and not citizens.
Public authorities and insurance companies only.
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