Sentence examples for capita below from inspiring English sources

Another 20% are in high-income economies (GNI per capita above $12,736), and 8% are in low-income countries (GNI per capita below $1,045).

San Francisco's government contributed $101 per capita to the city's libraries, the highest of any city in the study, while New York's library systems all received between $30 and $40 per capita, below Seattle, Boston, Detroit and others.

In England, according to IPPR North, seven out of eight "core cities" outside London have GDP per capita below the national average.

The gap in the predicted probability compared to individuals of the same age living in areas with a GDP per capita below 25,000 euros is approximately 0.2 0.3 points lower.

Based on World Bank classification, countries with gross national income (GNI) per capita higher than 12,475 USD were considered as developed economies (N = 103), while others with GNI per capita below 12,475 USD were considered as developing economies (N = 125).

However, the table also confirms that the lower income economies, with real GDP per capita below $6,000, have more of their rural populations concentrated on less favored agricultural land, display higher poverty rates, and are more resource dependent, in terms of a higher share of primary product exports but a lower share of industry employment.

Farming and petty business are the main economic activities and the income per capita is below 120 USD per year.

Even when considering clinical benefits from HAART, ignoring added costs, the cost per QALY gained remained below three times the Mexican GDP per capita, and below established cost-effectiveness thresholds.

The country is ranked 165th in the world by GDP per capita, just below the Republic of Congo.

According to the American Electronics Association, Oklahoma ranks 28th in high-technology jobs among the 50 states and has a per capita income below the national average.

In 1997, the Egyptian fresh water per capita fell below 1000 m3, indicating that it has become a water scarce country.