GDP per capita

A China with GDP-per-capita of just 26% that of the U. S. would be number one -- although it would still be a poor country.

If the Japanese measured well-being in terms of GDP per capita, the last twenty years would have come as a brutal shock.

Growth in sophistication is one of the main determinants of investable asset size, the other being GDP per capita growth.

GDP per capita stands at two-thirds that of the Big Four EU economies.

Convergence - The theory that all industrialized countries tend to approach one another over time in terms of GDP per capita .

Making everybody work 120 hours a week could radically boost a country's GDP per capita, but it wouldn't make people happier.

At the same time it is still a developing country with huge development needs ranking at 90th place in the GDP per capita league.

In fact, the U. S. economy is about three times the size of China's in nominal terms, and its GDP per capita is roughly 10 times bigger.

which measures the relative dispersion of the GDP per capita levels among the provinces.

Gallup's Underemployment Index also has a strong negative relationship with GDP per capita.

GDP per capita in China is only one tenth that of Japan!

While Scandinavian countries boast a high GDP per capita, the average workweek in that part of the world is no more than 37 hours.

The paper also finds that the appropriate Kuznets curve inflection point is 20000 RMB in terms of GDP per capita.

Economic gap within east region may be relieved by increasing economic development in provinces that lag in GDP per capita.

Cover Story: The relationship curve between the consumption of mineral resources per capita and the GDP per capita.

China sees itself as a developing country with tens of millions living in poverty and GDP per capita less than $4, 000.

Take GDP per capita: as of a few years ago, Brazil has been richer than Mexico.

When examined across countries, Gallup research has found no relationship between unemployment rates and GDP per capita.

Over the past few years, China's GDP per capita growth has practically lined up with that seen by Japan in the 1960s.

If both economies were exactly the same size, China's GDP per capita would be just 25% compared to the US.

In GDP per capita, Shanghai is almost twice as rich as Zhejiang, where Wenzhou is located (detailed data on Wenzhou are harder to get).

In GDP per capita, Taiwan approaches some of the countries of Western Europe.

Hence the new Big Mac index, which adjusts for GDP per capita, and thus takes into account the lower costs in poorer countries.

While the GDP per capita in Scandinavian countries is high, the average workweek in these countries is no more than 137 hours .

In recent years, China's economic growth to accelerate significantly, GDP per capita 1000 dollars to break through into 3000 dollars.

However, in the industrial society, the economic growth is promoted by the growth of GDP per capita.

Even today, China's gross domestic product (GDP) per capita at current exchange rates is merely one-quarter of Russia's.

As to Shenzhen, it has the highest GDP per capita in China, with a hot real estate market and a sophisticated financial services sector.

In contrast, the average growth of GDP per capita in Belarus, Moldova, and Ukraine during the same period was 48 percent.

GDP per capita data at the city level may be even less reliable.

The discharges of non-industrial wastewater, SO2 and gas closely relate with GDP per capita and population density.

Seems you can't even tell the difference between GDP per capita on PPP and on exchange rates.

If we look at the real GDP per capita, the war years stand out as a unique achievement.

Since then, its GDP per capita has surged by a factor of 10 to $17, 000, more than double the levels in those countries.

The nations with the highest GDP per capita are Luxembourg, Qatar, Norway, Burnei Darussalam and Kuwait, all of which are tiny economies.

Nominal GDP per capita in USD at market exchange rates.

Real GDP per capita is 13 per cent up since 1992, but nominal income is at about its 1995 level.

China is a fast-growing economy with GDP per capita above 7% annually.

'From the early 1990s to 2008, urban household per capita income dropped from nearly 90% of GDP per capita to just under 70%. '

And the level of the graph represents GDP per capita.

China's GDP per capita is the 91st-lowest in the world, below Bosnia & Herzegovina.

GDP per Capita in East Asia has more than tripled from 1965.

The story for GDP per capita is similar.

Prof. Chan notes that GDP per capita of its 'city districts' in 2009 was 31, 980 yuan ($5, 037), barely 40% of the level in Shanghai.

Qatar - with a 1. 7million population that is tiny compared to China - has huge gas reserves and has a high GDP per capita.

In 2010, Japan's GDP per capita rose to $42, 500 while in the U. S. it rose to $47, 100.

In the category of air pollution (effect on humans), Iceland scored 97. 4, compared with 84. 8 for countries of similar GDP per capita.

In terms of GDP per capita (PPP), it's perhaps as no surprise that Macau and Hong Kong are up there at the top of the charts.

According to the method outlined in the report, China's growth in GDP per capita will be 4. 32% though 2020.

In 30 years, GDP per capita has grown tenfold from $200 in 1979.

Norway has the highest GDP per capita on the list--$98, 822--yet it ranked ninth, not first.

At the end of last year, which was the richest country in terms of GDP per capita?

According to China's Statistic Bureau, the average GDP per capita would reach USD 2, 400 in 2010.

In fact, with GDP per capita at $3, 744 in 2009, China placed #86 out of 164 countries ranked according to 2009 World Bank data.

China's GDP per capita was $4, 393 in 2010, while the U. S. is much wealthier at $47, 184 per capita, according to the World Bank.

In 2009, Japan's GDP per capita, at $39, 727, ranked it 19.

Urban GDP per capita will exceed rural GDP by 3. 5 times in China and more than five times in India.

In China, which got a low score of just 14. 8, the workweek is 47 hours and the GDP per capita is just $3, 600.

In China, GDP per capita was $4, 282 at market exchange rates, and $7, 517 at PPP rates.

China, on the other hand, ranked 77th in GDP per capita but 49th in ease of trade.

On the other hand, New Zealand's happiness level is 76. 7 out of 100 on the OECD list, but its 2009 GDP per capita is just $30, 556.

Empirical results show that market size measured by market potential has a significant positive effect on its GDP per capita;

Extent of Market; Market Potential; Economic Growth; GDP per capita; Convergence;

The Establishment and Analysis of the Time Series Model of China's GDP Per Capita

Correlative Analysis between Sci-tech Journals and GDP Per Capita

The Choice of Total Population Quota in the Assessment of GDP Per Capita

Feasibility Analysis of Calculating GDP Per Capita Based on Permanent Population

Research on GDP Per capita spatial distribution mode based on spatial statistical analysis and GIS

A Trend Analysis and Prediction of GDP per capita in China