Közegenkénti

Közegenkénti is a Hungarian term that translates roughly to "per capita" or "per head" in English. It is used in various contexts to denote a quantity, value, or rate that is divided by the number of individuals in a population or group. This allows for a standardized comparison of resources, income, consumption, or any other metric across different populations or over time.

For instance, in economics, "közegenkénti jövedelem" refers to per capita income, which is calculated by dividing the total income of a country or region by its population. Similarly, "közegenkénti fogyasztás" indicates per capita consumption, showing the average amount of goods or services consumed by an individual. In statistics, this concept is crucial for understanding the distribution of resources and for making meaningful comparisons between entities of different sizes. When analyzing social indicators, "közegenkénti adóbevétel" (per capita tax revenue) helps assess the fiscal capacity of a municipality. The principle of dividing by the number of individuals ensures that the metric reflects the situation of an average person, rather than being skewed by the absolute size of the group.