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World Bank researchers Shaohua Chen and Martin Ravallion prepare the benchmark under-$2-a-day headcountl headatant data going back to 1981.

Headcount data were used for the modelling because of a lack of data on mobility expressed as whole time equivalents.

Compared to baseline data from DoHA, the various datasets have smaller headcounts in all regional categories.

Even though it is more comprehensive, the MPI actually seems to have just as strong a statistical relationship to improvements in income as the extreme-poverty data.Recent data from the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative show that the link between the MPI headcount and income per person is just as robust as that between the extreme-poverty headcount and income per person.

The Universities and Colleges Employers Associationn (UCEA), says a simple headcount of individuals is misleading because some may only contribute a few hours per course, and that data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency on "atypical staff" show that they make up only 3.7% of the full-time-equivalent higher education workforce.

In the early days, revenue grew roughly in line with headcount, albeit from a small base.

Rovio's headcount rose from 224 people at the start of 2012 to 518 by the end of the year.

The cuts in full time and casual staff will see Express Newspapers' total editorial headcount fall from about 650 to 450.

Supposing the company even reaches Wall Street's desired 80,000 headcount (down from a current headcount of over 100,000), Lucent is probably still bloated.

Jobs have already been cut at the DCMS, with the headcount falling from more than 500 to 330.

* Microsoft figures are trailing four quarters and headcount is from June.