Synonyms for capita
capi·ta

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1. List of paraphrases for "capita":

   inhabitant, habitant, head, person, living, residing, resident, individual

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1. Ron DeSantis:

   I think most people that come here would say we have better roads, infrastructure, services, our K-12 schools perform higher, we have the number one rated public university system in the country. And we do all that with no state income tax and in fact have the lowest per capita tax burden in the country. And we have over $15 billion in surplus revenue.

2. Bill Hanage:

   Many states are using numbers of diagnostic tests per capita and the proportion of positive test results as key metrics for reopening decisions, so adding a whole bunch of other tests that do not measure the present state of the pandemic to the mix is unhelpful and creates confusion, fortunately, most, though not all, states are reporting The Results separately, which is the data that should be used when making decisions about reopening.

3. Bernie Sanders:

   First of all, the dysfunctionality of the current health care system is obviously apparent, as I said earlier, there are people who hesitategoing to the doctor. ... Clearly we are not prepared, and Trump only exacerbates the crisis. When we spend twice as much per capita as any other nation, one might expect were gonna have enough doctors all over this country. One might expect were gonna have affordable prescription drugs.

4. Rashid Aleem Qureshi:

   We believe China is the most exciting market in general but especially for coffee because... per capita cup consumption is quite low as compared to Asia, right now the overall soluble coffee in China is growing between 3-5% (a year) and we believe that by bringing this exciting new business opportunity we should be able to grow faster than that.

5. Tate Reeves:

   One of my top priorities will always be to raise the per capita wages of Mississippians, this historic economic development deal does exactly that and will have a remarkable impact on communities across Mississippi.