Sentence examples for capita allocation from inspiring English sources

Using US consumer expenditure survey data, and incorporating a differentiated price response for different households, we find that all three allocation strategies considered are progressive: a per adult based allocation is the most progressive, a per vehicle allocation nearer to proportional, and a per capita allocation in between the two.

Populations with a higher share of persons with greater need will be assigned a higher per capita allocation.

It received a considerably larger per capita allocation of the national HIV conditional grant in 2005/6 than the other two provinces, but in contrast did not mobilise any additional resources (either externally or from the provincial government budget) for the programme (Table 1).

In 1997, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani pledged $25 million to finance Project Arts, which gave per capita allocations to schools.

Barnett said he and Abbott had discussed putting a floor in the GST allocations to prevent any state from receiving less than 50 cents in the dollar, but WA's preference remained for a per-capita allocation.

What still may be needed is additional focus on the per-capita allocation of budgets and an examination of system-wide outcomes and patients' expenditures to determine if patients' actual costs are associated with equitable quality care.

Deficit (per capita oil allocation) has increased from £13bn to £13.6bn (10.6%).

During the 12-month intervention period, the partnership's investment in health center readiness was $4.03 per capita, though allocation varied across the 14 health center catchments (median: $4.01, range: $1.00 $15.96 per capita).

Relative per capita resource allocations thus reflect differences in the number and distribution of need attributes, not regional differences in actual levels of utilization.

The other is capital allocation".

On a per capita basis, the latest allocation gives New York State residents about $3 per person, while Iowa gets $6 and Wyoming $22.