“…In this paper we study the causal relation between country Economic Fitness [Formula: see text] and its Gross Domestic Product per capita ([Formula: see text]). Using the Takens’ theorem, as first suggested in (Sugihara, G. et al. 2012), we show that there exists a reasonable evidence of causal correlation between [Formula: see text] and [Formula: see text] for relatively rich countries. …”
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“…Community size and physician per capita may play a role in graduating resident retention rate.…”
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“…For indirect effects; the increase in per capita Gross Domestic Product and urbanization led to an increase in the SRB of the neighboring regions through population mobility. …”
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“…India’s experience presents a puzzle at odds with a basic fact of household economics: amidst unprecedented economic growth, average per capita daily calorie consumption has declined in recent decades. …”
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“…A new decision rule based on net benefit per capita is proposed and exemplified with the aim of assisting policymakers in deciding whether to lockdown or reopen an economy—fully or partially—amidst a pandemic. …”
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“…In the 14th five-year plan of the PRC (2021–2025), consumer demand is considered as the basis for future economic development and GDP per capita growth. Stimulating consumption within the PRC is one of the tasks of the government for 2021. …”
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“…The division of countries according to the scale of poverty is reflected in the level of GDP per capita.…”
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“…SOCIO-ECO­NOMIC (POPULATION, DENSITY, PER CAPITA INCOME, LITERA­CY) AND TECHNOLOGICAL INDICATORS (NUMBER OF TELEPHONE LINES, COMPUTERS, ISPS, SERVERS, USERS) ARE PRESENTED TO­GETHER WITH THE LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT OF EACH COUNTRY. …”
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“…The variables of interest are carbon emissions measured in metric tons per capita, energy use measured as kg of oil equivalent per capita, and globalization index. …”
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“…The ith partner state’s monetary value of DALY from jth disease equals ith state’s GDP per capita net of current health expenditure multiplied by DALYs lost from jth disease in 2019. …”
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“…The incremental cost-utility ratio per quality-adjusted life-year gained with the digital myopia management plan ($11,301 for rural setting, and $10,707 for urban setting) was less than 3 times the per capita gross domestic product in rural settings ($30,501) and less than 1 time the per capita gross domestic product in urban settings ($13,856). …”
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“…Growth in consumer expenditure per capita on UPFs from 2012 to 2020, ranged between 12.7% and 34%, and till 2026 is forecast to grow between 26% and 30%. …”
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“…We found that among countries with a GDP per capita higher than US$30,000, only three (US, South Korea and Israel) had a very low OP/worker ratio (about 1:50,000 compared to 1:5,000 in other countries). …”
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“…Affordability (SD) of quadruple therapy—ARNI, beta‐blockers, MRA, and SGLT2i—was best in high‐income and worst in low‐income countries, ranging from 1.49 (0.00)% of gross national income per capita per month in England to 232.47 (31.47)% in Uganda. …”
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“…Early-life exposures were estimated as the gross domestic product (GDP) per capita, the socio-demographic Index (SDI) and the SEV of risk factors in previous decades and at age of 0-4, 5-9, 10-14 and 15-19 years. …”
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“…Respectively, those ICERs represented 44.8%, 42.2% and 95.2% of the national gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in Guinea—that is, US$1194. CONCLUSION: Compared with the baseline strategy, both transportation of EID blood samples by UAVs or motorcycles had a cost per additional life-year gained below half of the national GDP per capita and could be seen as cost-effective in Conakry. …”
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“…Negative energy balance was significantly less in adolescent girls belonging to high SES (51.37%), having main occupation of family as business (55.3%), and highest per capita income group (57.1%) with respect to their corresponding sub-categories. …”
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“…RESULTS: Out-of-pocket payments for treatment of hypertension, stroke and CHD averaged RMB580.1/$92.9, RMB3028.4/$484.8 and RMB1561.4/$250.0 per capita, respectively, in 2008. H(cat), G(cat) and MPG(cat) due to the three diseases were 17.0%, 16.6% and 97.6%, respectively, and reimbursement through the NRCMS reduced them to 13.5%, 11.8% and 87.4%, respectively. …”
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“…The study reveals a big difference in health workforce expenditure per capita across provinces. Health workforce spending from government budget was less equal than that from hospital revenues as shown by the higher Gini coefficient. …”
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“…DESIGN: We examined the association between prefecture-level per capita health expenditure and patients’ health outcomes after OHCA. …”
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