According to United Nations figures, in 2002 per capita emissions of greenhouse gases in the US were 16 times higher than in India, 60 times higher than in Bangladesh, and more than 200 times higher than in Ethiopia, Mali, or Chad.

Even today, per capita US emissions are more than four times higher than China s.

Cervical cancer is five times higher than the U.S. national average.

Teacher turnover is eight times higher than the U.S. national average.

For example, China s per capita carbon emissions are more than four times higher than India s.

The benefits are between 28 and 220 times higher than the costs.

American investment in Europe is three times higher than it is in Asia.

Benefits are estimated to end up about six times higher than the costs.

In 1970, the pre tax pay of a top American CEO was about 30 times higher than that of the average worker today it is 263 times higher.

Homicide rates in the US are roughly five times higher than in northern Europe.

100 TWh in 2003 5) is almost two times higher than the electricity consumption.

Urban workers per capita income is more than three times higher than that of their counterparts in the countryside.

The tuberculosis rate on Pine Ridge is approximately eight times higher than the U.S. national average.

The reason is obvious the damage caused is many times higher than the compensation being requested.

Rates are higher in men than in women, with males three to four times more likely to kill themselves than females.

Europe s banking sector liabilities are nearly five times higher than in the US, at 345 of GDP.

The economic benefits, estimated to be between five and nineteen times higher than the costs, are dramatic.

But per capita meat consumption in the United States and Europe is still more than three times higher than in either country.

Yet the benefits of a successful Doha round are between 45 and 440 times higher than these costs.

But real per capita GDP in the US is now three times higher than it was in 1958.

Top business salaries were rarely more than 20 or 30 times higher than average wages, and for most people differentials were far less.

Today, it is 150 times higher.

Now it is five times higher.

Thus, the income of doctors and lawyers used to be about five times higher than that of manual workers, not ten times or more, as they are today.

Youth unemployment rates are typically two to three times higher than for others, and young women are particularly at risk.

The infant mortality rate is the highest on this continent and is about three times higher than the U.S. national average.

The Committee notes with concern that poverty among Roma is between four and five times higher than among the general population.

Similarly, current use of contraceptives in urban areas is about five times higher than in the rural ones (15 against 3 ).

A Professor conducting high impact research would be offered a salary nearly four times higher than that of a Federal Minister.

Suppose, further, that per capita nominal income at the market exchange rate in the second country is four times higher than in the first. Food prices are the same in the two countries, while in the second country, the price of cloth is five times higher than the price of food.

His salary is seven times that of the chairman of the US Federal Reserve and nearly 3 times higher than that of his own superior, the Hong Kong Chief Executive.

In 2011, France s ratio of new debt to GDP was three times higher than Germany s, with the public sector accounting for more than 56 of national income.

The investor loses 31 on the price of the bond, or three times more than he had gained in higher interest payments.

The US homicide rate is roughly four times that of comparable societies in Western Europe, and Latin America s homicide rates are even higher than in the US (and dramatically higher than Asian countries at roughly the same income level).

Every country should agree to spend 0.05 of its GDP on low carbon energy R D. The total global cost would be 15 times higher than current spending on alternative energy research, yet six times lower than the cost of Kyoto.

According to the Johns Hopkins University Comparative Nonprofit Sector Project, headed by Lester Salamon, the US leads major countries in private contributions to nonprofits. Excluding donations to churches, such contributions amount to 1 of GDP in the U.S., which is six times higher than in Germany or Japan, and 30 times higher than in Mexico.

On average, per capita income in the countries that are the source of these investments is four times higher than in the target countries.

Of course, not all programs are successful, but some effective cases of procurement and revenue reform have benefits 100 times higher than the costs.

Whatever the education level, the French unemployment rate is two to three times higher among immigrants and their descendants than among the general population.

Suppose, further, that per capita nominal income at the market exchange rate in the second country is four times higher than in the first.

Devastatingly high unemployment rates among European Muslims (three times higher than the national average in most countries) aggravate their social marginalization and cultural self segregation.

By 2008, total resources for HIV programs in low and middle income countries were an incredible 50 times higher than they were just 12 years earlier.

America s 2008 stimulus barely budged consumption upward, and the 2009 fiscal stimulus cost hundreds of thousands of dollars per job many times higher than median pay.

After all, real per capita income in the US is about 40 higher than in France, 22 higher than in Canada, and 31 higher than in Great Britain.

It was 80 higher in Japan back then than in Colombia today, 42 higher in old France than in current Tunisia, 250 higher in the old Netherlands than in current Turkey, and 470 higher in old Italy than in current Indonesia.