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Note: Numbers: use period as decimal separator? In Indonesian, comma is used for decimals and period for thousands. But original uses period for decimals (e.g., $60.801 billion). In Indonesian, we might write $60,801 miliar? Actually, in Indonesian, billion is miliar, and decimal is comma. But the original uses period as thousands separator? Wait: $60.801 billion - that's 60.801 billion = 60,801,000,000? Actually, in US notation, period is decimal point. So $60.801 billion means 60.801 billion = 60,801,000,000? No, 60.801 billion is 60.801 * 1e9 = 60,801,000,000? That would be 60.801 billion, but typically they write $60.8 billion for 60.8 billion. Here it's $60.801 billion, meaning 60.801 billion. In Indonesian, we would write $60,801 miliar? But that would be 60,801 miliar = 60.801 billion? Actually, in Indonesian, miliar means billion (10^9). So 60.801 billion = 60,801 miliar? No, 60.801 billion = 60.801 * 1e9 = 60,801,000,000. In Indonesian, that is 60,801 miliar? That would be 60,801 * 1e9 = 60,801,000,000,000? That's wrong. Let's clarify: In English, billion = 10^9. In Indonesian, miliar = 10^9. So 60.801 billion = 60.801 * 10^9 = 60,801,000,000. In Indonesian, we write 60,801 miliar? Actually, 60,801 miliar would be 60,801 * 10^9 = 60,801,000,000,000 (60.801 trillion). That's not correct. The correct way:
