Recycling Can Contest City Population Jan Feb Mar Total Per Capita Arvada 15,855 10,505 24,556 12,567 Centenntial 28,951 24,567 21,777 26,719 Lakewood 142,547 102,376 105,876 121,987 Highlands Ranch 2,801,561 2,714,664 2,503,344 1,999,877 Parker 1,689,908 1,523,665 1,487,660 1,002,545 Total - Minimum Average Maximum
3. Recycling Can
For the past 10 years, five Colorado cities have held a recycling contest to see which city
does the best job of recycling plastic, glass, and aluminum. Those participating in this
year’s contest are Arvada, Centennial, Lakewood, Highlands Ranch, and Parker.
To make the contest fair for both large and small cities, the winning city will be the one
that recycles the largest number of cans per capita—the number of cans recycled divided
by the number of city residents.
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City | Population | Jan | Feb | Mar | Total | Per Capita |
Arvada | 15,855 | 10,505 | 24,556 | 12,567 | ||
Centenntial | 28,951 | 24,567 | 21,777 | 26,719 | ||
Lakewood | 142,547 | 102,376 | 105,876 | 121,987 | ||
Highlands Ranch | 2,801,561 | 2,714,664 | 2,503,344 | 1,999,877 | ||
Parker | 1,689,908 | 1,523,665 | 1,487,660 | 1,002,545 | ||
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In economics, per capita is a widely used measure to describe various economic and demographic indicators. It provides a way to compare the economic well-being or standard of living across different populations or countries, and helps to account for differences in population size. It can be affected by factors such as changes in population size or distribution. It also do not take into account inequalities in income or wealth within a population.
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