Sentence examples for capita burden from inspiring English sources

Slower population growth isn't going to limit this spending growth; it will just increase the dependency ratio and the expected per capita burden of taxation.

Measured as Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs), both the total and per capita burden are an order of magnitude greater among the poor.

Regional estimates show the highest absolute incidence burden in East and Southeast Asia, and the highest per capita burden in sub-Saharan Africa, where between 12.5% (Central sub-Saharan Africa) and 60.6% (Southern sub-Saharan Africa) of all tuberculosis disease occurs in people living with HIV (PLWH).

Finally, we ranked countries based on three composite measures: absolute burden across the three diseases (in DALYs per capita); burden rank across the three diseases in relation to other countries and disease burden plus 'intervention opportunity,' that is, the current lack of coverage for IPC-related interventions.

Other countries that place high on the per-capita burden-sharing list, such as the Netherlands, have also been targeted periodically by jihadi violence, if less severely.

This led to a conversation about per-capita burdens in the Afghan war.

Honolulu has a low per capita debt burden of $175, but it's rising.

Its per capita tax burden of $2,768 is nearly 50% higher than the national average, reports the Tax Foundation.

The growth of GDP per capita, fiscal burden, trade and FDI inflow were the variables that explained the differences in the evolution of social spending.

We also assumed that GDP per capita, fiscal burden, external debt and FDI inflow may have a reverse causality with social expenditures, i.e. that those variables may affect and be affected by social expenditures.

As shown in figure 1, per capita disease burden as measured by the opportunity index is highly correlated with cost-effectiveness.