per capita in Latin
per capita in Latin is per capita — per capita means calculated for each person, by dividing a total figure by the number of people in a population.
per capita in Latin
per capita
Per person.
What does "per capita" mean?
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adjective Calculated for each person, by dividing a total figure by the number of people in a population.
"Per capita income has risen faster in the cities than in rural areas."
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adverb For each person; measured on a per-person basis.
"Measured per capita, the country spends more on health than any of its neighbours."
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per capita in a sentence
- Per capita income has risen faster in the cities than in rural areas.
- Qatar has one of the highest per capita emissions figures in the world.
- Measured per capita, the country spends more on health than any of its neighbours.
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What is "per capita" in Latin?
"per capita" in Latin is per capita. per capita means: Calculated for each person, by dividing a total figure by the number of people in a population.
How do you use "per capita" in a sentence?
Example: "Per capita income has risen faster in the cities than in rural areas." In Latin, "per capita" is per capita.
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