Using GNI, centers were allocated to four categories of socioeconomic status based on their country's GNI per capita: low, lower middle, upper middle, and high (World Bank 2006).
12 We also used data obtained from the 2010 WHO 13 and World Bank data sets 14 to divide countries into WHO region (African, South East Asian, Western Pacific, Eastern Mediterranean, European and American regions) and GNI band in $US per capita (low income, low middle income, high middle income, high income).
He contrasted this with countries such as India, where economic growth is much higher, but emissions measured per capita remain low.
The insurance penetration rate and average premiums per capita remained low at 1.9 percent and €51, or about $70, in 2009, it said.
For decades an unusually large dependent population, a predominantly agricultural economy, and a prevailing resistance to change have kept Mississippi's per capita income low and created an inadequate standard of living for many families.
According to the World Bank classification, GDP per capita in low income countries ranges from $380 to $975, in lower middle income countries between $976 and $3855, upper middle income between $3,856 and $11,905 and high income countries GDP above $11,906 [33].
The response rate of the variable income per capita was low (69.7%).
In contrast, when regional disparity in GDP per capita is low, then we expect a weak association between views on the economic dimension and views on decentralization.
Some companies use World Bank income classifications based on per capita GNI (low, lower-middle, upper-middle, and high-income), while others use development indicators, such as the UN-designated LDCs or the UN Development Programme's Human Development Index.
But in cases where premiums were high and the level of per capita income low, the poor were disadvantaged in using health services, as occurred in Gansu and also urban Zhejiang.
Before 2007, low-income fragile countries received more per capita than low-income stable countries.
