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url: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.MKTP.KD.ZG
# Dataset DOI where the source issues one, else null. Prefer a DOI that
# resolves to the DATA deposit; an article DOI is better than nothing, but say
# which it is. In use by 16 of 33 manifests.
# which it is. In use by 17 of 44 manifests.
doi: null
# The upstream's own version identifier, quoted as the source states it — an
# edition ("Maddison Project Database 2020"), a vintage stamp, or a file
# header. Null where the source is genuinely unversioned; say so rather than
# inventing a version. In use by 10.
# inventing a version. In use by 21.
version: null
citation: >
World Bank, World Development Indicators, series NY.GDP.MKTP.KD.ZG
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# #121 (nulls), #122 (dtypes) — and are recorded beside the fields below.
#
# What the validator reads: the RAW file as written, with pandas defaults —
# honouring `delimiter` (countries.csv is semicolon-separated) and `read_as`
# (positional workbook reads), with no `index_col`, and with `parse_dates` on
# every column declared `datetime64`. The manifest describes the bytes on
# disk, not the frame a particular lecture builds from them.
# honouring `delimiter` (countries.csv is semicolon-separated), with no
# `index_col`, and with `parse_dates` on every column declared `datetime64`.
# CSV only: `read_raw()` raises NotImplementedError on any other format, so the
# 13 non-CSV manifests get the conformance pass alone, and `read_as`
# (positional workbook reads) is the contract for those reads once they are
# built, not a kwarg the shipped validator passes. The manifest describes the
# bytes on disk, not the frame a particular lecture builds from them.

schema:
format: csv
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