Примеры per capita

• Initial income per capita is measured by the logarithm of per-capita income in 1980.

• Rural per capita income is increasing by 5 per cent.

• For industrial wastewater, we observe a strong negative relationship between pollution and per capita income.

• The per capita income of industry owners is assumed to be same as that of non-users.

• At the national level, per capita net investment was positive in all years but one.

• No convincing evidence exists to link per capita natural resource demand with population size.

• Given a prior definition of sustainability, that of non-declining per capita human well-being, two main theories have been proposed.

• In general, per capita recruitment dropped precipitously through 2002 and was not compensated for by other demographic mechanisms, such as increased survival.

• Without adding state-level fixed effects, there is a clear negative relationship between annual per capita income and annual per capita air toxic emissions.

• An interesting question is how the inclusion of corruption affects the per capita income levels at which pollution levels attain their maximum.

• The only variables not associated with environmental performance in the multivariate models are per capita economic growth and nuclear power.

• In the past 25 years real per capita income growth has averaged 5.4 per cent per annum.

• The median per capita weekly household expenditure was higher in the urban than the rural region.

• These works regress a variety of measures of environmental quality against per capita income using time-series data, and find statistically significant relationships for many variables.

• And, even 50 years later, economic growth, or increases in per capita income remain the most important measure of development.