Sentences with phrase «on per capita»

Income is measured either on a per capita basis or median household income.

The Winnipeg Industrial Real Estate market is one of Canada's largest on a per capita basis with over 80 million square feet of inventory.

That's partly because Florida is poorer by pretty much every measure than New York, but it's also because GDP measures production, not income — and Florida's many retirees tend to drag that down on a per capita basis.

In February 2013, a headline in the Sydney Morning Herald reported that if Bourke was a nation, on a per capita basis, it would be «more dangerous than any country in the world».

Lancaster has the dubious honor of the most outdoor cameras to monitor its citizens, on a per capita basis.

For instance, if three sons, all with families, are named beneficiaries on a per capita basis, and one dies, the deceased son's family receives no proceeds.

The news in Latin on national radio gets 75,000 listeners, which may not sound like much, but on a per capita basis is more than some BBC Radio 4 programmes get.

Legal aid funding in Ontario — the province that spends the most on it per capita — fell by nearly 10 per cent from 1996 to 2006.

The government has set out the argument in favour of various measures, among them minimum pricing, to restrict drinking, which has increased on a per capita basis quite considerably over the recent decades.

On a per capita basis, Florida recorded an annual average of about 5.7 cyclist deaths per million residents, nearly triple that of any other state.

On a per capita measure of lawyers per state, Washington has 276.7 lawyers for every 10,000 residents.

The United States is the world's second biggest greenhouse gas polluter behind China, but its global warming pollution on a per capita basis is nearly five times higher than China's.

At First Glance The most striking thing that you can't help but notice the first time you run the visualization is just how fast both energy consumption and CO2 emissions grow in Asia (though on a per capita basis, they're still much lower than the US).

If their real income (on a per capita basis) is less than that of investment returns (which is likely), and we apply investment - based discount rates, we will make decisions that assume they will have more real income in the future than they actually will have.

The inches of newsprint and minutes of airtime in the UK press / media must be O (10) to O (100) more so than the US press / media, particularly on a per capita basis (US has more press / media and people than the UK.

Kuwait's fossil fuel subsidies were highest on a per capita basis, with $ 2,800 spent per person.

Complain all we want, but on a per capita basis we are the overwhelming champions of CO2 emissions.

But, on a per capita basis, San Francisco has approximately six times more solar roofs than Los Angeles, despite Southern California receiving more sun.»

India's environment and forests minister, Jairam Ramesh, said there was «no case» for the West to push India to reduce carbon dioxide emissions when it already had among the lowest levels of emissions on a per capita basis.

Some interesting new stats on how much solar power France has been installing this year: According to Renewable Energy World, through mid-year 2011, France has installed more that twice the amount of solar PV as has the United States, on a per capita basis.

Developed countries continue to produce the highest emissions on a per capita basis, but most of the growth in global emissions over the past few decades has occurred in developing countries.

First some countries much more than others are contributing to global atmospheric ghg concentrations on a per capita and total tons basis.

Looking at absolute rankings such as total solar power capacity, you miss who is leading the way on a per capita or per GDP basis.

The good news: we will see impressive advances in resource efficiency, and an increasing focus on human well - being rather than on per capita income growth.

As of 2006, China and India were amongst the top 10 CO2 emitters, while on a per capita basis, the top four emitters were Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, and Bahrain.

Among transition economies, Poland's performance appears better: its carbon intensity on a per capita basis is situated in about the middle of the countries of Eastern and Central Europe and Central Asia.

Assuming emissions are allocated on a per capita basis using 2000 population levels, by 2010 Australia is likely to have consumed nearly half of our total allowed emissions for the entire century, leaving 54 per cent to be distributed over the remaining 90 years.

The public will support the tax if it is returned to them, equal shares on a per capita basis (half shares for children up to a maximum of two child - shares per family), deposited monthly in bank accounts.

In this study, we analyzed the effects of financial development, per capita real income, the square of per capita real income, per capita energy consumption and openness on per capita CO2 emissions in the context of Pakistan during 1971 - 2011.

Hawaii has been the number one state, on a per capita basis, for rooftop solar installations, but opportunities have been lacking for those who can't place a solar system on their roof.

These include emissions allocated: (i) equally on a per capita basis; (ii) inversely related to historic responsibility for emissions; (iii) inversely related to ability to pay; and (iv) directly related to future development opportunities.

In addition, I would the extra prison guards the US needs over the EU model (on a per capita basis), as these guards are not productive.

So far, the U.S. has made the single biggest contribution to the fund, but, on a per capita basis, it ranks in the middle of the pack, at $ 9.30 per citizen.

Canada grew (on a per capita basis) at a similar rate as most EU countries.

Based on per capita emissions, China and India (a third of the world population) emitted less than the US since 1900.

Beyond 2030, regional carbon prices increase, including for countries that previously had no climate policies, and progressively converge at a speed that depends on their per capita income; on average, the world GHG intensity over 2030 - 2050 decreases at the same rate as for 2020 - 2030.

They were willing to spot us what we had already done but they argued, quite persuasively, for the remaining capacity to be allocated on a per capita basis.

[and] that is fully rebated to taxpayers on a per capita basis.

Requires the Secretary of the Treasury to provide tax refunds from the Climate Change Consumer Refund Account (established by this Act) on a per capita basis to each household.

Greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) should be calculated on a per capita basis from 1900 to ensure fair play as nations strive to halve global emissions by 2050... developed countries, which are home to just 20 percent of the world's population, have contributed 75 percent of all global GHGs emissions since the Industrial Revolution, according to the website of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Over an 8 - week period each spring, colleges across the United States and Canada report the amount of recycling and trash collected each week and are in turn ranked in various categories based on who recycles the most on a per capita basis, as well as which schools have the best recycling rate as a percentage of total waste and which schools generate the least amount of combined trash and recycling.

Cumulative carbon dioxide emissions should be calculated on a per capita basis for each country, so that every nation can shoulder a common but differentiated responsibility for climate change... Such a calculation «better reflects the principal of equity for developing countries»...

Florida is another warm - weather coastal state that's already more densely populated than California, yet it's adding more homes on a per capita basis than California despite having a significantly less vibrant economy.

So, the implications of this «ambitious» deal is that on a per capita basis the US will continue to emit twice the EU and more than four - times the emissions from India.

If it makes you feel better Chris, in another table they rate Australia as seventh worst contributor to AGW on a per capita basis.

At this rate, non-OECD nations account for 83 % of global growth and consume 67 % more energy than OECD nations by 2035, although their energy consumption is still far lower on a per capita basis.

The idea, proposed by Hansen, is simple: a fee on carbon emissions collected from fossil - fuel companies, with 100 percent of the money rebated to legal residents on a per capita basis.

If emissions were to be allocated to countries on a per capita basis, Wang calculates that China has used up only 19 percent of its portion of the atmosphere's capacity and India only 7 percent.

Based on the per capita consumption of electricity in India, the power production of the plant is sufficient to supply 165.000 people with clean electricity from residual rice husk.

On a per capita basis, economic output in Alliance states expanded twice as fast as in the rest of the country, showing that climate action and economic growth go hand in hand.