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At the other extreme, poor Guizhou has an income per head close to that of India.

At the other extreme, the poorest province, Guizhou, has an income per head close to that of India.

As recently as the early 1990s, India was as rich, in terms of national income per head.

But by the eve of the first world war Britain's income per head had been overtaken by that of America, the 20th century's great power.

The researchers said although the UK achieved high income per head, it had high levels of social and family breakdown.

Though not nearly as rich as Sweden in terms of income per head, it has many more people, so its economy is bigger.

His lofty demand has prompted allegations of greed in a country where income per head is just $1, 200 a year.

By 2030, China's income per head (measured in purchasing power parity) may reach about 50% of that in the United States.

On this basis, even Germany has not yet caught up, and Ireland's income per head is now a painful 25% below its previous trend.

In the 11 years since the last such commission, India's real income per head has more than doubled.

So, given differences in population growth, India's real income per head grew at less than half China's.

In terms of national income per head, China overtook India only two decades ago.

As China's income per head catches up, its economy will soon dwarf those of its Asian neighbors.

Income per head is still only 28% of the European and American average.

Its income per head was $4, 100. Few of the roads were paved, and many of its residents had no access to running water or electricity.

However impressive, the forecasts still leave income per head in the BRICs well below those in developed countries.

On the most recent estimates, income per head in Cameron Park is up to about $5, 700.

Although Vietnam's income per head is 10-13 years behind China's, its consumption per head is only six years behind.

Measured by purchasing-power, Chile has overtaken Argentina in income per head.

The income per head for a North Korean is 5 percent of what a South Korean makes.

Chart 4 examines the relationship between growth rates and income per head for six Asian economies.

With an income per head of $1, 350, almost twice India's, it is a bright star of South Asian development.

That is double the rate for Lebanon, where a civil war ended two decades ago and income per head is four times higher.

And income per head in Brazil has surpassed that in Mexico.

Even worse hit are Britain, Italy and Japan, where average income per head was 5-6% below its peak.

In New Zealand it takes one day and costs 0. 4% of the local annual income per head.

The ratio also rises with income per head.

In 1980 Africans had an average income per head almost four times bigger than the Chinese.

Income per head is 50% lower than in the Christian south.

Mr Werner estimates that income per head will not recover its level of 2008 until 2012.

Despite this, average income per head rose by only 1. 8% annually.

In Indonesia, they will be more than twice average income per head.

For the first time since 1991 global average income per head is falling.

The index also looks at income per head in 2030, which is roughly when children born in 2013 will reach adulthood.

But China's national income per head, according to the World Bank, was $890, nearly double India's $450.

According to Angus Maddison, the economic historian, humanity's average real income per head has risen 10-fold since 1820.

The Chinese government says 100 countries in the world enjoy a higher income per head than it does.

It takes 200 days to secure them and costs 2, 718% of national income per head.

Over the past five years, the 10. 2% average increase in China's income per head dwarfed India's 6. 8% gain.

India's income per head, for example, was about $3, 200 in 2009 (holding purchasing power constant across time and between countries).

One important stimulus is that last year real urban disposable income per head rose faster than GDP for the first time in five years.

They yielded a rapid rise in productivity and, with it, in income per head

This means that income per head in Japan has grown almost as rapidly as in America over this period.

Today, average income per head in the 11 former Confederate states has almost caught up;