Sentence examples for capita countries from inspiring English sources

Per capita, countries in Central and Southwest Asia and North Africa appear to have the most unsustainable water use patterns, based not on the volume consumed, but on their reliance on finite supplies of groundwater.

Boiling Over As the 100th-stock day came to a champagne-spiked close last month, the Bolsa still seemed to reflect only a rudimentary beginning for industrial progress in one of the richest per capita countries in the world.

Among rich countries, SWB outperforms GDP per capita – countries with higher SWB have lower national average migration desire, while the coefficient for GDP per capita is not significant (Figure 3C and Table 4).

Many of the jobs necessary to grow a rentier state into one of the wealthiest per capita countries in the world require degrees of education and skill that, until recently, were not easily sourced from the Qatari population.

It is also the single most impactful element in personal comfort (an oft-ignored element of the value electricity provides).The similarities between Nigeria and the low electricity consumption per capita countries I listed above extend from poor electricity provision to lower life expectancy and health expectations for citizens.

A total of 36 wealthier (> US$12,276 per capita) countries without survey data were assumed to have made the transition to clean fuels with < 5% SFU, accounting for the remaining 14% of the world population.

For instance, using the Gallup World Poll data, Deaton (2008) demonstrated a log-linear relationship between average SWB and GDP per capita across countries.

A third possible explanation arises from the observed positive correlation between the cost of disability and GDP per capita across countries.

We measured the publications per capita of countries (sheet 5).

This is consistent with reported findings that even in high per capita income countries there is an independent effect of income distribution on the health of individuals [ 17].

Based on the World Bank per capita income country classification [ 18] over half the responding graduates came from high income countries (27/52 15/5252 from middle countries; and 10/52 from low income countries (see Table 2).