Sentence examples for capita at a from inspiring English sources
Fifteen percent of these prescriptions (approximately €181 million or €11 per capita at a national level) were primarily a preventive one.
Therefore, GDP per capita (at a constant 2005 value) is controlled in the analysis by using the World Bank data [ 27].
Personal income per capita increased at a faster pace than the national per capita income in all but one of the 25 cities with the fastest aggregate income growth.
Copenhagen's energy consumption per capita has fallen by around 20% since 1993, with greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions per capita dropping at a slightly faster rate.
Relative to other large North American cities, Toronto has lower GHG emissions (Graph A) per capita (at 7.33 tonnes per capita) than, for example, Boston (10.8 tonnes per capita) and Los Angeles (13.39 tonnes per capita).
Puerto Rico's gross national income per capita stands at a third of the US level.
A rise in per capita income at a time of little change in median income is seen as an indicator of a widening gap between rich and poor.
It is one of the Government's most expensive investments, on a per capita basis, at a cost of more than £60,000 for each person.
Here's a picture using the population 15-64; I present it in logs, so that a constant growth rate would be a linear trend: I've sketched in a linear trend, to indicate what would happen if you believed that potential GDP per working age capita grew at a constant rate.
Actually, you can see several points: federal employment is a small part of the picture and per capita is at a historic low; there are blips every 10 years for the census; and overall government employment has fallen in an unprecedented way under Obama.
Unofficial statistics indicate that capital per capita increased at a cumulative annual rate of 3.8%% in the period 1980 1995, and at an annual rate of 0.3%% in the period 1995 2005; the annual cumulative growth rate in TFP is 0.2 % in 1980 1995 and 0.1 % in the period 1995 2005 (Banco de España).9.9
