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Ireland spent approximately US$911 11 on genomics research per capita while the United Kingdom, Canada, the United States, and the Netherlands funded between US$2.86.46.4 per capita each year (with the exception of 2004 for the Netherlands, see above).

The first is current income per capita while the second is a household assets index prepared from approximated values of household assets.

Among poor countries, the desire to migrate is negatively associated with GDP per capita, while the relationship between SWB and the desire to migrate is not significant (Figure 3B and Table 4).

The left-hand side vertical axis of Figs. 2, 3 and 4 represents the index of greenhouse gas emissions per capita, the index of material flows per capita, the index of land use per capita and the index of GDP per capita, while the right-hand side vertical axis represents for each case the decoupling indices in per capita terms.

The lowest paid public health worker earns almost ten times the average GNI per capita, while the doctors earn 38.5 times GNI per capita.

The lowest paid public health worker now earns almost ten times the average gross national income (GNI) per capita, while the doctors earn 38.5 times GNI per capita.

In Brazil alone, the results were slightly above 1 GDP per capita while in the other countries the results were below this conservative threshold.

There's a reason we're able to boast having the most microbusiness per-capita while also being a tourist trap, and why we can house Art Basel and EDM in the same small town.

In the integrated cooperative the costs for personnel are €4.011 per capita, while in the separated cooperative these costs are €3.600 per capita.

Of the three, Seattle claims the most wi-fi hot spots per capita, while Atlanta enjoys the highest broadband usage and Raleigh ranks consistently high across categories.

These countries are historically quite different in culture, size and income per capita while integrated into the pursuit of a common economic policy to become an innovation-driven region in the future (Scippacercola and D'Ambra 2014).