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1. Per capita, the number of sex incidents that take place in the country have been said to be far greater than in heavily populated cities
2. Besides that, they lost more men, per capita, for the British Empire, than any other nation in the Empire
3. Per Capita Income, however much it has increased among (native) segments of our population, has been barely able to keep pace with the rapid rise in immigration whose recent emigrants are living on the (economic) fringe in unprecedented numbers
4. A society that measures its economic output in terms of per capita GDP, a useless indicator in many respects, without regard to its components (people), may ultimately discover its social costs equally prohibitive
5. This was despite the fact that during both the First and Second World War Rhodesia, a small British colony, suffered per capita more losses than any other Empire colony on behalf of Britain
6. “Utilizational” of 360 billion monetary (100 thousand per capita annual), in case it is the value of life quality standard researched or desired for this population; it also projects another Monetary Mass “Real” of 1 trillion monetary (average of 19 million for organization), in case it is the necessary value so that the agreed organizations produce the products and services that satisfy with quality and completeness the needs of that population
7. If enacted the law would allow students to take their per capita share of public school funds and spend it at the best school they could find—public, private, or religious
8. That Fall one of the local TV stations ran a series with its finding that Montana’s per capita rate of vehicular deaths involving the abuse of alcohol was the nation’s highest
9. “Because of this, The High People produce both the most powerful wizards on average, and the most wizards per capita, of any nation
10. 2 billion on dental care, or $315 per capita
11. 2 trillion ($7,421 per capita) spent on health care overall
12. We’re the top in diagnostic service (cost wise) while having fewer physicians per 1000, and 4 visits per year/capita, while many countries have higher per capita physicians with 5-7visits (and still spend way less)
13. We’re in the lower mix of percent pharmaceutical spending to the budget, while we’re highest in per capita spending in pharmaceuticals
14. This is because, despite our highest per capita drug expense, our other costs (hospital and doctor) are even greater so that the percent of drug use to our entire budget is less than many other countries
15. We have more MRI and CT scanner equipment per capita than any country (cause we’re so damn sick?) We have the highest rate of catheterization, (angiograms), the highest rate of angioplasty, and the highest per capita on dialysis
16. If their relative premiums were increased by 27%, the average ratio of the per capita health care cost of a smoker to that of a non-smoker, then the number of worker non-smokers at their new rate, r, plus the number of smokers at their new rate 1
17. The annual per capita income, of around one hundred-thousand a year, makes Qatar the
18. without adequate measurement, proper capital allocation could never be made
19. Although per capita energy consumption in the United Kingdom has risen gradually over the past 18 years, the increase is not
20. With the lowest per capita income in America, those people share what little they have with ones who have even less
21. into the atmosphere in terms of tons per capita per year
22. the current world food supply on a per capita basis is
23. More Americans killed each other during the War of Independence per capita: than all the wars afterwards
24. ” A capitation tax directly collects money from every citizen “per capita
25. The abundance of natural gas reserves, a booming economy, and a strategic location give this country one of the highest GDP rates in the world, about three times as high as the GDP per capita of the United States
26. I almost parked, but then drove on by, heading over to Anacostia, one of the toughest neighborhoods in the city and the reigning champion when it came to murders per capita
27. Assuming that the goal of an economy ought to be to maximize the average per capita income, and wealth, for its citizens (or residents), then adverse selection and hold-out problems have to modify, in certain areas, reliance solely on voluntary exchanges or the free market
28. Belarus has more cinemas per capita than any other country in the world, with one cinema for every 2,734 inhabitants
29. According to the International Centre for Prison Studies, in 2011 the USA had a record prison population of 2,239,751, and a rate of 716 prisoners for every 100,000 residents – the most prisoners per capita
30. Ever hear of Indian Wells? It’s like the Beverly Hills of Palm Springs, which is one of the highest-income environments per capita in the United States
31. Dimson–Marsh–Staunton (2010) find that countries whose real GDP per capita grew faster than average over a 110-year history (1900–2009) did not have higher real equity market returns than their slower growing peers even during the same period
32. Sea World had higher attendance and higher per capita spending