On paper the country's GDP per capita is suddenly 17% higher, breaking $1,000 for the first time.
When breaking the grosses down by per theater capita, the 1984 film averaged $16,585 per cinema compared to the remake's $9,874.
As that gap narrows we race toward a breaking point of insufficient energy reserves to sustain growth in per capita consumption in both countries.
The effects on the Israelis were also serious: investments declined; gross domestic product per capita decreased 6% compared with figures for 2000 01; fewer than 400,000 tourists visited Israel in the first half of 2002; and the percentage of Israelis unemployed topped 10%, breaking previous record levels.
In the first year of its highways contract with Capita, foot and mouth disease broke out across the county.
Per capita consumption was used to break ties.
Table 2 shows total and per capita emissions for each prefecture, broken down into production and consumption causes.
For example, the economic components of the five evaluations varied widely, and the core metric in this area represents the least common denominator that was feasible for comparable measurement, i.e., the total per capita cost of health activities in the partnership intervention areas, broken out by the per capita incremental cost of partnership activities versus other costs.
The news provoked waves of mirth from Russian commentators, some of whom broke down the per-capita cost of lobbying various nations to recognize the enclaves: roughly $3,500 a head for every resident of Nauru, $100 per Venezuelan, $200 per Belarussian, etc.
There is no surprise there more people, more sales where it gets interesting though is when we break it down to per capita.
