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91. In fact, the U.S. economy is about three times the size of China's in nominal terms, and its GDP per capita is roughly 10 times bigger.

92. Commissariat of per capita has an amount is the main index that reflects food supply level.

93. The power and energy on display in emerging Chinese cities can be so impressive it is easy to forget that China's per capita output is less than Albania's.

94. Newly elected South Korean President Lee Myung-bak has promised to help rapidly double per capita incomes in a non-nuclear North.

95. The average per capita disposable income reached 5,160 yuan for city dwellers.

96. Current, chinese autocycle average per capita is had rate already exceeded world average level greatly.

97. The Environmental Kuznets curve(EKC) assumes that there is an"inverted U "relationship between environmental pollution and per capita income.

98. Nonetheless, the per capita income is below the average for the 50 cities in our analysis.

99. It is shown that per capita energy consumption relates to per capita income, average number of persons per household, and per capita output of crops.

100. Hunan obtained better development in recent years, local GDP realized faster growth, the per capita national income enhanced with steady steps.

101. What's more, concentrated urbanization would boost GDP per capita growth by as much as 20 percent above the current trendline, thanks to scale effects and productivity gains.

102. The per - capita disposable income of urban residents averaged 6,860 yuan, up 8.5 percent in real terms.

103. Our per capita GDP is only 4, 400 US dollars, 1/10 of that of the US and ranks behind 100th in the world.

104. In 1978 per capita GNP was less than US $ 250.

105. The average per capita net income of rural residents rose to 2090 yuan.

106. For example, if the current living space per capita is 40, the exemptible living space per capita could be 60.

107. Before the dissolution of Yugoslavia, Croatia, after Slovenia, was the most prosperous and industrialized area, with a per capita output perhaps one-third above the Yugoslav average.

108. The city's per capita consumption of livestock products, individual production capacity of livestock products and livestock commodity rate all rank 1st in Jilin Province.

109. By the 1920s annual per capita consumption of cigarettes in the United States approached one thousand, and advertisers began targeting women.

110. The McAllen metro area in the southern tip of Texas has a poverty rate of 36 percent and per capita income of just $13,130, according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates for 2005 to 2009.

111. And countries that implement governance reforms can expect a huge development dividend, with an improvement in governance raising per capita incomes about three-fold in the long run.

112. At present, Russia's GDP per capita measured in purchasing power parities, that is, standard of living, is a respectable one-third of that of the European Union.

113. He discovers, the men and women that married couple perhaps lives together than those lone, divorces is happier, macrobian , per capita more, enjoy more sexual life.

114. Forty-two percent of the households in Maijishan live under the poverty threshold of 860 Yuan per capita per year (about US$ 120).

115. China has an income per capita of $4, 400 in current dollars and is well established as a high-middle income country.

116. The effect of infectious diseases and parasitosis on per capita life expectancy arranged the 7th of death cause and the 6th formation resulting in the latent loss of longevity.

117. More labor-intensive urban growth would help reducing surplus labor in agriculture as well,[http://sentencedict.com] thus raising rural per capita income and therefore the capacity to consume on the countryside.

118. The U.S. is 11th in the world in GDP per capita, with $47,000 per person, according to the Central Intelligence Agency. China stands at 125th, with $7,600 per person.

119. From Gi-Ni coefficient based on per capita GDP of island counties and Lorenz curve, it also can be seen the differences are becoming smaller apparently.

120. The country is one of the world's most destitute, with the CIA estimating per capita GDP at US$1,900, meaning that many North Koreans survive at the subsistence level.