The meat gain of these game animals amounted to approximately 13,000 metric tons in 2002, or in the magnitude of 3.3 kg pro capita in Norway [ 1].
According to the results, the average pro capita cost of a treated diabetic patient totaled €2,756 in 2010 compared to the matched non-diabetic control group of €1,545, with the extra cost being largely related to complications, primarily cardiovascular disease [ 10].
In the case of import of perishable goods, the presence of pro-capita income and variable NT, that characterizes border zones, is important.
In fifty-two subjecthe the potential exposure to asbestos occurred during the 1960s, 1970s, or 1980s a period during which the asbestos pro-capita consumption in Italy was over 1,000 tons per million inhabitants [ 24].
The district of Viterbo is mainly rural, with a pro-capita yearly income close to the Italian mean (24,000 €), the educational level of the population is similar (9% did not complete middle school and 31% have a high school degree; the national figures are 10%and33%3%, data from the National Institute of Statistics – ISTAT), and it has an immigrant population of 3.4% (the Italian average is 3.5%).
And Denver's pro sports teams are more valuable on a per capita basis than any other metropolitan area with at least three major league franchises.
Revenues from oil have pro vided an economic foundation-Oman's GNP per capita in 1995 was $4,820 - but these gains would not have been pos sible without the Government's com mitment to improving people's lives.
The study's top states for solar capacity per capita -- Nevada, Hawaii, California, Arizona, North Carolina, New Jersey, Vermont, New Mexico, Massachusetts and Colorado - have for years held in common pro-clean energy policies, such as strong net metering programs and interconnection standards.
In 1980, before Margaret Thatcher started her programme of pro-free market reforms, the UK was ranked number 15 among advanced countries in per capita GDP.
Although its unemployment rate sits at just 7.9percentt, about two percentage points below the national rate, Alaska has received $3,145 per capita in federal stimulus dollars, the most in the nation, according to figures compiled by Pro Publica, an investigative Web site.
The association assesses countries based on their per capita income, lack of access to private capital markets, and policy performance in implementing pro-growth and anti-poverty economic or social reforms., to borrow from the IDA's concessional lending programs, a country's gross national income (GNI) per capita must not exceed $1,175 (in 2010 dollars).
