How much water is used daily per capita, for example, in different countries?
GDP per capita, for example, has no way of valuing Google, Wikipedia or the mobility of smartphones.
Current health expenditure per capita, for example, is standing at just $93 per year [ 2], compared to a developed-country (OECD) average of more than $3,400 [ 3].
In that case, the higher unit costs of the new facilities can still be estimated from our model – by using the country's observed GDP per capita, for example, and the lower level of capacity utilization associated with the expansion of facilities.
Relative to other large North American cities, Toronto has lower GHG emissions (Graph A) per capita (at 7.33 tonnes per capita) than, for example, Boston (10.8 tonnes per capita) and Los Angeles (13.39 tonnes per capita).
Carbon footprints are different from a country's reported per capita emissions (for example, those reported under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change).
Some that have high per capita income – for example, Israel, Hong Kong, and Singapore – have low inflation and want to maintain low policy interest rates to prevent exchange-rate appreciation against major currencies.
Per capita income, for example, is still small — about $3,200, which is less than 10percentthatat of the United States and slightly more than that of Iraq — and many farmers earn less than a dollar a day.
Second, there is empirical evidence that the returns to schooling and work experience are positively related to a country's GDP per capita (see, for example, Coulombe, Grenier and Nadeau, 2014, and Lagakos et al. 2012).
Local government spends more with Capita than Whitehall, for example.
The estimated coefficient for GDP per capita at destination, for example, is 0.015 (s.e. 0.005) instead of 0.052 (s.e. 0.023) in Table 5.
