She conceded that much remained to be done in this community of 60,000, which has had one of the state's highest rates of violent crime per capita and whose financial difficulties led to its placement on New Jersey's "distressed cities" list, under which it qualifies for emergency aid from the state.
The fiscal valuation of each piece of property, estimated in juga and capita (interchangeable terms whose use varied by region and period of time), required a number of declarations and censuses similar to those practiced long before in Egypt.
Manhattan is also the United States county with the highest per capita income, being the sole county whose per capita income exceeded $100,000 in 2010.
The pressure should be on the countries whose per capita emissions are much higher.
In the oil boom years of the late 1970's and early 1980's, Prince Khalid's family presided over a country whose per capita income rocketed to $22,000.
Birmingham is Alabama's largest city, with 212,237 residents whose per capita income was about $19,650 between 2009 and 2013, according to US Census Bureau data.
These payments would make a huge difference to families in a country whose per capita gross domestic product rests at about $2,500.
The one country in which carbon taxes have led to a large decrease in emissions is Denmark, whose per capita carbon dioxide emissions were nearly 15percentt lower in 2005 than in 1990.
Investors from the People's Republic have stepped up moves to cash in on the increased spending power of a burgeoning middle class, whose per capita income has risen 20-fold in a generation.
The price cuts are welcome news to Africans, but even the much lower costs could overwhelm many countries, whose per capita incomes might be half of the annual drug cost.
