Subnational rank refers to the ranking of entities within a country based on specific criteria, often used to compare regions, states, provinces, cities, or other subdivisions of a nation. This type of ranking is typically employed in various contexts, including economic performance, education, health metrics, or other indicators of development and quality of life. For example, a subnational rank could involve listing states in the United States based on their GDP, education outcomes, health care quality, or even environmental sustainability.
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