GNP

Examples of per capita

per capita
Initial income percapita is measured by the logarithm of per-capita income in 1980.
Rural percapita income is increasing by 5 per cent.
For industrial wastewater, we observe a strong negative relationship between pollution and percapita income.
The percapita income of industry owners is assumed to be same as that of non-users.
At the national level, percapita net investment was positive in all years but one.
No convincing evidence exists to link percapita natural resource demand with population size.
Given a prior definition of sustainability, that of non-declining percapita human well-being, two main theories have been proposed.
In general, percapita 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 percapita air toxic emissions.
An interesting question is how the inclusion of corruption affects the percapita income levels at which pollution levels attain their maximum.
The only variables not associated with environmental performance in the multivariate models are percapita economic growth and nuclear power.
In the past 25 years real percapita income growth has averaged 5.4 per cent per annum.
The median percapita weekly household expenditure was higher in the urban than the rural region.
These works regress a variety of measures of environmental quality against percapita income using time-series data, and find statistically significant relationships for many variables.
And, even 50 years later, economic growth, or increases in percapita income remain the most important measure of development.
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