Sentence examples for per working person from inspiring English sources

Slower population growth or even decline doesn't necessarily have an adverse effect on the number of dependents per working person.

Detail on potential CO2 emissions and SCC analyzed in this study is presented in Table  5.> The monetary benefits beneficiaries receive from ES as employees or household entities are defined by the number of person working days per ha and wages per person per working day.

In proposing that all workers receive a refundable income tax rebate of up to $300 per person, or $600 per working couple, Democrats said they wanted to put money in the hands of people who needed it most and who would quickly spend it: those of lower or middle income.

French GDP per hour rose by a more impressive 83%, but hours worked per person fell 23%, so GDP per person only increased by 60%.

The Bank of England has floated several possible explanations for low pay growth, including: the number of hours worked per person per week may have started to decline; employment growth has been skewed towards lower paid jobs; or that the low level of headline inflation may be leading to less generous pay rises.

To compile the list, we looked at high season double room rates for each of these hotels, and indicated how the pricing system works (per person or per room).

This variable is the product of the number of persons employed ((E)) and the average number of hours worked per person ((H)).

The time diary actually suggests there was a mild recession in 2004, because hours worked per person were lower that year than in the surrounding years.

The vertical axis of the chart measures the percentage change in hours worked per person, most of which is due to increased unemployment rates.

The red line is also an index of hours worked per person — but based on the time diary methodology (here I look at the sum of hours spent at work and in "income-generating activities").

Standard potential participation rate and hours worked per person are estimated by smoothing their observed counterparts with a univariate filter.