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The per capita ecosystem services value is more than per capita GDP in Yichun and Chongming.
Consumption per capita,Crude oil production, domestic,Crude oil imports
Many countries precede ours in per capita income.
As a result, per capita national income stagnates.
If reckoned per capita, however, ours is lower by far.
For example, if the current living space per capita is 40, the exemptible living space per capita could be 60.
Today, per capita consumption is only about 200 yuan per month.
For example, Ethiopia's per capita consumption expenditure is only 20 kilograms of oil per year.
Yet real per capita income grew, on average, by about2% per year around the world.
---one of either income per capita or household income per capita, or GDP per capita, which must not be above 85 per cent of the average for the territory concerned;
The results showed that throughout the study period, the EF per capita decreased, ecological carrying capacity (ECC) per capita almost had no change, and ecological surplus per capita increased.
the annual growth of urban residents' disposable income per capita should reach around 7% and farmers' net income per capita should increase by 150 yuan each year;
The per capita storage is 9.048 m3, only 1/8 of the per capita storage of the whole world 72 m3.
China is rich in land mineral resources, But the amount per capita is less than half the figure per capita worldwide.
Real per capita investment spending on plant and equipment also exhibits a positive regression coefficient.
An overcrowded family cramped into few than four square metres per capita
During the second project period, per capita grain output increased from 365 kg to 591 kg per year.
First, China's economic development drive continued growth in per capita living space.
We have an annual GDP per capita higher than many Western nations.
dietary energy supply - DES: Kilocalories per capita per day of food consumption. A standard measure of food intake.
The per capita disposable income increased by 8.5% in real terms for urban residents.
In 2008, the estimated per capita TB incidence was stable or falling in all six WHO regions. However, the slow decline in incidence rates per capita is offset by population growth.
With good air quality, the per capita green area is13.6 squire meters and the greening rate is44.8%.
The proposed indicator system includes water demand satisfying ratio, water resources development ratio, water consume per10000 Yuan GDP, water consume per capita, waste water treated ratio, water consume of ecosystem, available water usage per capita.
The growth rate of GNP(gross national product) per capita for China will be quadrupled by 2000.
The per capita income for the residents averaged 980yuan, an actual rise of 8%, after allowing for price rises
The green coverage rate reaches 35.3%, which allows the per capita green area up to 7.9 square meters.
Forty-two percent of the households in Maijishan live under the poverty threshold of 860 Yuan per capita per year (about US$ 120).
For the applicants who already have homes, their current per capita floor area should not exceed 15 square meters.
And obviously in the United States and many developed countries, per capita, per individual, they are already using much more energy than each individual here in China.
Starting next year, individual farmers will be raised to the standard fee per person per year not less than 20 yuan to farmers for the Senate's level of 100 yuan per capita.
Over the past two decades, the Hong Kong economy has been expanding rapidly, with GDP growing by 5% per annum and per capita GDP by 4% per annum in real terms.
"Since decolonization in the 1960s its prime concern has been to assist in the development of LDCs with per capita income levels below $ 2,650 in 1980 prices."
Indian experts, citing data from here and from the United States, say American per capita food consumption is three to five times that of Indians.
However, average per capita growth rates in developing countries as a group remained well below those of the rich countries in the 1990s.
The shift (or diversion) of workers from low productivity sectors such as agriculture to high-productivity manufacturing increases per capita output.
Relationship between mode of agricultural production and net income per capita in new irrigation area pumping water from the Huanghe River
But they are also the most populous states and if you look at deaths per capita, a different picture emerges, with tiny Maine hit the hardest - 1.52 deaths per 100, 000 people.
Our forward linkage model suggests that an optimistic scenario would result in a 20% per cent increase in gross domestic product (GDP) per capita, despite one billion additional people.
Despite these offbeat examples, reported well-being does vary with income- but only up to a point. People living in poor countries become happier with increasing average per capita income.
increased spending for pay and subsidy raises for military personnel to keep their living standards in step with the nation's social and economic development and with the increase of the per capita in-comes of urban and rural residents;
In the whole country, the public urban greening land area is 163208 hectares, with 20093 hectares over the previous year. The per capita urban public greening land area is 4.6 m2, 0.9 m2 over the previous year.
In 2001, the per capita usable floor space of houses for Beijing's urban residents was 17.62 square meters, an increase of 0.87 square meters from that in the previous year;
But, in a city that aims to protect its per capita in come of 40%above the national average, it should be expected that business interests will always take priority.
"absolute poor:Those with an average annual per capita income of less than that needed to pay for a minimum consumption basket, based on the food necessary for a recommended calorie intake, and for nonfood needs, consistent with the spending patterns of the poor. "
We will strive for a breakthrough in the capital in terms of economic development, urban construction, social progress and people's living standard, so that, by2008, the per capita GDP of Beijing will exceed$6,000 and the economic, urban and social development will be drastically accelerated.
Since Canadian metropolitan areas have only one-quarter the number of kilometers of superhighways per capita as United States metropolitan areas– and at least as much resistance to constructing more– suburbanization of peoples and functions is less extensive north of the border than south.
"The meat of sheep 6-10 weeks old is usually sold as Baby lamb, and spring lamb comes from sheep 5-6 months old. The primary lamb- and mutton-consuming countries (on a per capita Basis) are New Zealand and Australia. "
