Per capita

Définitions de « per capita »

Per capita - Locution adverbiale

• Par personne, en calculant la répartition d'une quantité totale par le nombre d'individus.

  La richesse nationale, distribuée équitablement, représente une fortune de 30 000 euros par capita.

Étymologie de « per capita »

Évolution historique de l’usage du mot « per capita » depuis 1800

Citations contenant le mot « per capita »

• Le revenu personnel disponible per capita n’est autre que la somme de tous les revenus personnels disponibles divisée par la population totale.

• To define the nutritional benchmarks in terms of calorie, protein and fat intake, the Expert Group worked with the ICMR norms categorised by age, sex and activity for all-India rural and urban areas. It was found that these norms were achieved in the sixth fractile (25-30 percent) of the class distribution of nutrient intake in the rural areas, and in the fourth fractile (15-20 percent) in the urban areas. The expenditure norm of food consumption is the average monthly per capita expenditure on food in these fractile classes of INR 554 in the rural areas and INR 656 in urban areas.

• The per capita fat intake was about 100 grams in the top fractile class (top five per cent, based on income) of the urban sector and about 27grams in the lowest fractile class (lowest five per cent, as per earning group). In the rural sector, the intake for the top fractile class was 92 grams while that for the class with least income was 21 grams.

• A court terme, dollariser l’économie permettrait de freiner brusquement l’hyperinflation. L’Équateur a souffert d’une inflation à deux chiffres durant vingt ans qui a chuté à une moyenne de 3,8% à partir de la dollarisation en 2000. Depuis lors, le revenu per capita a augmenté de 114%, sortant plus de trois millions d’Équatoriens de l’extrême pauvreté. La performance de l’Équateur dollarisé est une des meilleures en Amérique du Sud.

• This chart shows the estimated amount of food wasted per capita in European countries in 2021, in kg.

• Actual individual consumption (AIC) consists of goods and services actually consumed by households, irrespective of whether they were purchased and paid for by households directly, or by government, or by nonprofit organizations. The AIC per capita can be considered as an indicator of the material welfare of households. In 2022, AIC per capita expressed in purchasing power standards (PPS) varied from 67% to 138% of the EU average across the 27 EU countries.

• Ontario's health care spending was the lowest in Canada per capita and below the average of other provinces in the 2022-2023 fiscal year, according to a new report by a government watchdog.

• All data and visualizations on Our World in Data rely on data sourced from one or several original data providers. Preparing this original data involves several processing steps. Depending on the data, this can include standardizing country names and world region definitions, converting units, calculating derived indicators such as per capita measures, as well as adding or adapting metadata such as the name or the description given to an indicator.

Traductions du mot « per capita »

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