Sentence examples for capita between from inspiring English sources

It is the only country among the OECD's 34 not to have seen an increase in GDP per capita between 2007 and 2014.

He points out that US GDP growth per capita between 1986 and 2011 averaged 2.5%; energy use per capita fell 0.17% a year over the same period.

The difference in income per capita between the least developed countries and the OECD countries, which was a ratio of 1 30 in 1980, now represents a ratio of 1 80.' Brown and the Treasury are somewhat less interested than Blair in climate change.

Citing the "dramatically stark difference in economic vitality" and G.D.P. per capita between Israel and its troublesome occupied zones, Romney said he had been studying the work of David Landes, the octogenarian Harvard historian, whose 1999 tome "The Wealth and Poverty of Nations" argued that the political and economic culture of Europe played a key role in its rapid development.

7Woolhandler and Himmelstein [33] and Woolhandler and Himmelstein [34] compare the administrative cost of healthcare programs per capita between the United States and Canada.

Rather than including gross domestic products of source and destination country separately we add the relative differences in GDP per capita between the destination and the source country.

The average total disbursements per-capita between 2002 and 2010 for all study countries was $1.08 (in constant 2005 US dollars); in a wide distribution ranging from $0.1 per capita among the lowest tertile of recipients to $2.68 among the highest tertile of recipients (Table  1).

The public sector profit margins for Serco appeared to be between 0% and 9%, between 1% and 10% for Capita, and between 3% and 22% for Atos.

The public sector profit margins for Serco appeared to be between 0 per cent and 9 per cent, between 1 per cent and 10 per cent for Capita, and between 3 per cent and 22 per cent for Atos.

Kosovo is listed by the World Bank in the group of lower-middle-income economies with GNI per capita between $10066 to 3975.

Poverty did not increase much, and the economy grew at an annual rate of 1.3% per capita between 1976 and 1981.