Übersetzung für "per capita income " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

per capita distribution [ Per capita income(ECLAS) ]

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incomes policy

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incoming electrical supplies processing | receiving incoming electrical supplies | incoming electrical supplies receiving | process incoming electrical supplies

biological capacity available per person | biological capacity available per capita

Countries which are classified by the World Bank as high-income or upper-middle income countries have per capita income levels allowing them to attain higher levels of diversification without the scheme’s tariff preferences.

whereas the residents of Hatcliffe Extension are some of the poorest people in Zimbabwe, a country with a per capita income of less than 100 USD and chronic unemployment of around 90 %; whereas these forced expulsions are also destroying an informal employment sector, thereby depriving families of a stable income,

59. Welcomes positive developments in the Turkish economy registering a high level of growth (around 7.6 % in 2005) and an important and growing volume of foreign direct investment (FDI); however, remains concerned about the current account deficit, which continues to widen, and a high unemployment rate (around 10.9 % in March 2006); calls on the Turkish government to pursue efforts to transform the positive dynamics into sustained growth and macro-economic stability while seeking to diminish significant regional disparities in socio-economic development in terms of income, health, access to education, labour market and other living conditions (per capita income in the Is ...[+++]tanbul region being 43% higher than the national average and about 4 times per capita income in the poorest region);

Far more striking is the fact – which we must indeed acknowledge – that, while, in the 1980s, per capita income was still at the same level in Europe and the United States, European per capita income is now 30% below that of its US counterpart.