Sentences with phrase «per capita»

Sharing your favorite dishes with friends and family is a great way to boost your mood, so we looked at the number of restaurants per capita in each city.

Which would likely lead to higher GDP per capita over the long run, but also a less healthy population.

A new study has found that increases in state cigarette prices and restrictions on indoor smoking can lead to decreases in state per capita consumption of beer and spirits, but not wine.

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.

If a wealthy nation with high per capita emissions refused to adopt emission reduction targets, it would be impossible to persuade developing countries to adopt targets in subsequent commitment periods.

But did you know that the state is also known for being one of the most energy - efficient states in the country and among the lowest in per capita energy consumption?

Just look at the countries with very low per capita rates of lawyers.

Even if the firm only has one lawyer practicing in a particular area, the library needs to support that lawyer's practice, increasing per capita spending significantly.

The second chart (below) displays the relationship between balance of opinion and log GDP per capita for the 2008 wave.

The town has the lowest per capita income on the list, but the bosses seem nice.

There is plenty of solar and wind energy to run an advanced civilization — and even to increase energy use per capita above today's levels.

It's a similar story for all countries with above - average per capita emissions.

The city ranked third in restaurants per capita as well as third in crime.

The effort to improve the economic lot of human beings will then ordinarily be seen as improving the health of their communities rather than as increasing per capita consumption.

Many economists have pointed out the shortcomings of income per capita as a measure of well - being.

More lawyers per capita will only worsen the situation.

However, this amount represents an impressive 80 percent increase between 2000 and 2014, and annual per capita consumption has grown to 7.5 pounds.

Below is a list of sugar consumption per capita by country.

He went on to say that 2 % GDP growth paired with 1 % population growth would come out to be a 1.2 % increase in GDP per capita growth.

But food production per capita increased rather than declined as population grew.

Just look at per capita carbon dioxide emissions to understand why.

Yes, energy use relative to economic output is going down, but if you look at per capita energy use, the trend is in the other direction.

A jump in daily essentials has a more profound negative impact on living standards in economies with lower levels of real per capita income.

The city has the highest per capita number of moving companies (it beats the other cities on our list by a hefty margin).

Credit card debt per capita has risen by 9 % since 2013.

Now, the present value of the future increase in state per capita earnings is two to three times the present value of program costs.

Per capita gross product is not even a measure of economic welfare.

They found that the carbon footprint from household consumption among those classified as very rich was 6.4 tons of CO2 per capita per year − nearly four times the national average of 1.7 tons.

Here's a review of the portion of income that goes to state and local governments taxes per capita.

It proposes no point at which per capita resource use would cease to grow anywhere, since its whole theory is about how to increase production and consumption.

While per capita costs of mass - produced items are low, because of the large numbers of people involved, the cost per issue or per program is normally high.

Also, a 2009 law calls for a 20 % statewide reduction in urban per capita water use by 2020.

Despite a strengthening domestic economy and rising per capita disposable income, the industry continues to experience decline.

The reduction by one million is an absolute rather than per capita figure.

Since 2000, house prices have risen 76 percent, while per capita disposable income has risen by 72 percent by the end of 2016.

They have caused most of the buildup of gases to date, and they have the largest per capita emissions, the greatest wealth and the most technology.

The values are expressed in (metric) tonnes per capita.

All the income collected from the fees on fossil fuel production would be returned in equal per capita amounts to all legal residents to compensate for rising energy costs.

Firstly, regarding energy equity — or the startling gap between per capita energy consumption in the developed and developing world.

But this is in part because our economic output per capita is close to the highest in the world.

As a result, there has been very little growth in real income per capita since 2008.