Sentence examples for capita amounts from inspiring English sources

Interestingly though, Britain has one of the lower per capita amounts of waste produced in Western Europe.

The World Bank defines a high-income nation as one where gross national income per capita amounts to $11,906 or more.

The French consume about 40 gallons of bottled water per person each year, one of the highest per capita amounts not only in Europe, but also in the world.

In 2011, rich families report consuming 1,720 ml ± 41.47 of milk per day whereas poor and middle class families are still consuming per capita amounts less than 200 ml per day (171.30 ± 3.63).

For the quantity variables that exclusively concern optimizing households, per capita amounts are given simply by (Z_t= 1-mu )Z_t= 1-muhere (Z_t^o {k_t, B_t/P_t, I_t, D_t, I_{At}, I_{Bt}}) and (Z^o_tin {k^o_t, B^o_t/P_t, I^o_t, D^o_t, I^o_{At}, I^o_{Bt}}).

In 1999 in the primary healthcare system there was a transition from the previous funding method toward the financing mechanism according to the number of served population (per capita), that is funding from the state budget of the RA was implemented compared with the average per capita amounts.

In 2014, Chile's gross domestic product per capita amounted to US$21,800[57]7].

Thus, they are likely to spend more than the fixed per capita amount threshold given to them by the National Health Insurance Authority.

For instance, in the division of non-produced commodities, it is very natural to require that nobody should be worse-off than at the equal-split allocation (i.e. the allocation in which everyone gets the per capita amount of resources).

Since labor compensation is based on decreasing marginal productivity, average production exceeds it by a per capita amount β(0.5-l 1-l, which increases in l over the 0.5-l 1-lange spanned by the labor allocation choices (4), and is not random if individuals own well-diversified portfolios of production opportunities subject to idiosyncratic shocks.

For an individual who is entitled to income of a unit of labor (indifferently allocated to either sector) and to ω i times the per capita amount of the other factors that produce the economy's output, welfare in the model is given by (5) plus ω i -1 times the amount β 1 2 - l 1 - l of the economy's per capita non-labor income.