“…The mean diet costs identified in the population of São Paulo municipality were $8.45 (dp = 0.38) per capita per day in 2003, $8.72 (dp = 0.24) per capita per day in 2008, and $9.62 (dp = 0.23) per capita per day in 2015. …”
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“…Materials and methods Data regarding population, area, COVID-19-associated infections/deaths, vaccination, life expectancy, elderly population, infant mortality, gender disparity, urbanization, gross domestic product (GDP), income per capita, health spending per capita, physicians, nursing personnel, hospital beds, ICU beds, hypertension, diabetes, obesity, and smoking from all EEA countries were collected from official sources on January 16, 2022. …”
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“…There was an association with family per capita income (Odds Ratio - OR: 1.73; Confidence interval - CI95%: 1.09–2.75); handlers whose per capita income was ≤0.5 minimum wage had a 73% higher chance of obesity than those with higher income. …”
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“…Particularly high math test scores have been found to be an important subject that increases per capita income and innovation.…”
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“…Simulation analysis is employed to show that, even in the absence of the capital dilution effect, low fertility leads to higher per capita consumption through human capital accumulation, given plausible model parameters.…”
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“…We show that (1) increases in longevity have a positive impact on per capita output growth, (2) decreases in fertility have a negative impact on per capita output growth, (3) the positive longevity effect dominates the negative fertility effect in case of the endogenous growth framework, and (4) population aging fosters long-run growth in the endogenous growth framework, while its effect depends on the relative change between fertility and mortality in the semi-endogenous growth framework. …”
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“…In addition, other robust econometric techniques were applied to the time series of oil prices, GDP per capita (GDPC), and energy consumption from 1980 to 2015. …”
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“…Applying the Probit and Hekcprobit model on Indonesia's local direct elections during 2005–2013, we find that both unemployment and GDP per capita growth has an impact on election outcomes in the election year. …”
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“…Specifically, the per capita income distribution stands out as a solution to the extended Fisher-Kolmogorov equation. …”
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“…The results provide evidence that the fund contributed to a higher real per capita GDP of T&T by an estimate of $5104.57 (2010 US$) per year. …”
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“…The illiteracy rate and GDP per capita have significant local and neighbor impacts on the average number of outpatient visits. …”
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“…Country-level congenital heart surgery standardised mortality ratios were negatively correlated with gross domestic product (GDP) per capita (r=−0.34, p=0.18), and health expenditure per capita (r=−0.23, p=0.37) and positively correlated with under-five mortality (r=0.60, p=0.01) and undernourishment (r=0.39, p=0.17). …”
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“…Expenses were correlated with GDP (0.95 [0.81–0.99]), and not with GDP per capita (0.54 [− 0.136 to 0.873]). Expenses per capita were not correlated with GDP per capita (0.52 [− 0.15 to 0.87]). …”
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“…A higher average annual growth rate (AAGR) of GDP per capita was related to an increased possibility of being in DD than in DU. …”
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“…From the results of spatial econometric regressions, there is a strong spatial autocorrelation of China's CHDI among the 31 provinces. GDP per capita, financial education expenditure per capita, urbanization rate, and financial health expenditure per capita are the main influencing factors of CHDI. …”
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“…The low dimensionality imply a strong dependency among the standardised growth rates of cases and deaths per capita and the CSI for countries over 2020–2021. …”
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“…The relationships between ambient temperature and 3GCRKP and CRKP were found to be moderated by socioeconomic status (GDP per capita, income per capita, and consumption per capita; the interaction p-values <0.05), where higher economic status was found to strengthen the effects of temperature on the detection rate of 3GCRKP and weaken the effects on the detection rate of CRKP. …”
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“…An increase in the number of residents by 2000 people in Spokane fostered an increase in waste accumulation rates per capita by an average of more than 11 kg per year, with the highest value of selectively collected waste accumulation per capita reaching 102.18 kg per year. …”
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“…Without discounting, the cost per DALY averted would be $292 (55% of Sierra Leone’s GDP per capita) from a healthcare perspective. Further, the cost per DALY averted would be $142 (27% GDP per capita) from a healthcare perspective if PPV could be procured at the same cost relative to PCV in Sierra Leone as on the PAHO reference price list. …”
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“…Non-health GDP per capita (GDP- per capita health expenditure) was used for the cost conversion of DALYs. …”
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