Executives from G4S, Serco, Atos and Capita, whose firms operate £4bn worth of government contracts, agreed that they should come under further scrutiny from auditors and members of the public.
On a per capita basis, Medicaid operates quite efficiently, costing less than other forms of insurance.
But in recent years, our city government has gone in the opposite direction: it has reduced funds for parks so much that the city's operating expenditures per capita for parks now rank 20th among large American cities.
In Singapore, Apple's products were so dominant in 2010 that more devices here ran its iOS operating system per capita than anywhere else in the world.
Developments in the Philippines, where mobile subscribers grew from 10,000 in 1990 to 46.2 million this year, illustrate how companies operating in low per capita income countries have become highly profitable by customizing innovative products and services of use to lower-income groups.
Our decision to model density-dependence as operating on the per-capita probability of giving birth should capture density-related changes to the age of first reproduction, doe conception/birth rates, or fawn survival through the first winter [41], [42], [43], [44].
Which operating system, on a per capita system basis do you think generates more call volume for OEMs, Windows 8.x or Windows 7?
The median cost of operating IDSR was $0.01 per capita (25th: $0.01; 75th: cost saving) (Table 2).
Indeed, we find that the effects of Relative GDP per capita on immigrants' earnings seem to be mostly operating through the Years of schooling and Years of work experience variables: the interaction effects of Relative GDP per capita are all highly statistically significant and of the expected signs (that is, they are positive).
For example, even if operated 24 h a day the per capita growth in energy consumed from air conditioners should eventually reach some upper bound.
