Table:
province or territory
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012

newfoundland and labrador
13,505
11,531
10,497
9,577
8,660
9,175

prince edward island
9,593
9,632
10,642
10,824
12,554
12,910

nova scotia
11,070
11,027
11,752
11,428
12,297
12,564

new brunswick
8,347
8,671
9,920
11,120
12,301
12,912

quebec
11,992
12,961
14,885
15,785
16,336
17,043

ontario
9,849
10,650
13,043
14,850
16,896
17,734

manitoba
8,630
8,426
8,583
9,535
11,936
12,832

saskatchewan
4,479
2,573
3,106
2,869
4,132
3,687

alberta
(11,134
(8,910
(8,581
(7,271
(6,281
(5,874

british columbia
2,330
2,898
3,555
3,989
5,495
5,581

yukon
(14,652
(13,091
(12,022
(10,098
(10,762
(13,436

northwest territories
(10,630
(9,373
(7,254
(1,685
(10
(1,894

nunavut
(6,208
(4,262
(4,264
(4,746
(6,555
(11,654

canada
6,888
7,620
9,165
10,306
11,673
12,215

Statement: finally, the territories posted the highest net financial asset position per capita was $13,436 dollars by yukon in 2012.
Question: in 2012, how many net financial asset position of per capita was recorded in yukon?
Answer: [13436.0]