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1. Income per head rose perceptibly.

2. Black per capita income overall was 56 percent of white income.

3. (a) Low per capita income adjustment

4. Whenever population is growing faster than income, per capita income must fall.

5. Per capita income rose sharply last year.

6. The income per head of population was under £1 000 per annum.

7. Per capita income rose by 2% last year.

8. Average per capita debt-adjusted gross national income

9. They have the world's largest per capita income.

10. Many countries precede ours in per capita income.

11. The per capita income for the city was $22,060.

12. Abbreviations: DBA, debt-burden adjustment; GNI, gross national income; LPCIA, low per capita income adjustment.

13. Per capita income is a better, if imperfect, pointer.

14. Real income per head rose by about 16 per cent in the past three years.

15. It's basically two ratios of per capita GDP, per capita gross domestic product, so average income.

16. Among the states Connecticut has a high per capita income.

17. 12 Net income on the pasture is £2450 per year.

18. The per capita income in the country is very low.

19. The real income per person rose by about 10 per cent in the last two years.

20. Are employment levels and per capita income at suitable levels?

21. It ranked eighth nationally in per capita income last year.

22. The per capita income was $ # in # and # per cent of the population lives in absolute poverty

23. Somalia, pop. 9 million, income per head about £60 a week.

24. The share of citizens with a substandard income decreased fourfold, from 50 per cent to 12 per cent;

25. Economists emphasize measurable quantities — the number of jobs, the per capita income.