Sentence examples for capita distribution from inspiring English sources

Thus, in 2014-15 WA received $249m more in GST than it would have received under a strict per capita distribution, purely due to the extra cost of providing education in that state.

WA has been complaining of an unfair GST allocation for several years and is campaigning, with the support of Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, for a change from the system of horizontal fiscal equalisation to a per capita distribution system.

Moving to the per capita distribution, panel (b) of Fig. 2 shows that average land per capita is 0.3 hectares in urban areas, while it is 0.4 and 0.6 hectares in peri-urban and rural areas.

The WA treasurer, Mike Nahan, told Guardian Australia the state would not support any changes to the GST unless the horizontal fiscal equalisation model was scrapped in favour of per-capita distribution.

Reference [23] studied the US per capita income distribution from 1970 to 1998 and found that excess kurtosis increased from 0.4 to 7.3.

The figure shows that the distance between the poverty line and the mode of urban per capita expenditure distribution is not large.

Despite having nearly more than twice the recommended amount of accessible greenspace per capita, its distribution and pattern show considerable variation especially when spatially analysed with respect to ethnic and religious groups.

The treatment group includes inactive women with children under age 18 who live in poor (first four deciles of the household per capita income distribution) and informal households (neither the woman nor her spouse is registered in the national social security system) while the control group includes the rest of the inactive women in our sample who do not meet all the conditions to be eligible.

The following factors in the household context were significantly associated with an increased chance of an adolescent being a current smoker: being in the fourth quintile of per capita income distribution and the head of the household having a lower level of education.

The chart shows the estimated global per-capita income distribution at three years: 2003, 2013 and 2035.

In terms of per capita income, the distribution is even.