Sentence examples for capita surplus from inspiring English sources

In 2019-20, Scotland would see a per capita surplus of £192 within the UK, but a £1,308 per capita deficit if it was fiscally independent.

Thus, considering the case of customers forming a buyer group when they expect to be better off than if they acted independently, and also that group membership may be prevented whenever an additional entrant reduces the per-capita consumer surplus of its members, the following result holds.

It also contains the Supplementary Figures that display the historical relationship between GDP per capita and Nitrogen surplus for 113 individual countries.

On current coalition plans to get the budget back into surplus, per capita spending on public services would be cut by almost a quarter, or 23%, between 2007-08 and 2018-19, once adjusted for inflation, the OBR predicts.

Namibia's economic statistics – a pre-credit crunch budget surplus and per capita GDP of $4,278 – disguise huge inequalities crippling this arid and sparsely populated land.

Profile The UAE has an open economy with a high per capita income and a sizable annual trade surplus.

On average additional depreciation charges lower the surplus from + 129 CHF per capita down to a reported amount of + 61 CHF per capita.

As the approach visualises sharing of the carbon budget (750Gt CO2) equally to every human being (2.7 t CO2 per capita), India is the country with largest tradable surplus reflecting its low emission per capita and large population.

Social surplus is calculated by multiplying per capita net social value of quality with the number of fee-only patients in equilibrium and subtracting the distortion costs of the fee.

Improved nutrient management in cropping systems is effective in reducing the regional nitrogen surplus, but less effective in increasing per capita income.

Some upstate and suburban legislators note that New York City, despite its large concentration of poor people, is well above the state average in per capita income; that the city has had large budget surpluses in recent years; and that some much poorer districts upstate spend far more money per student on schools than the city does.