Energy Use per Capita 205 7,032 482 614 721 857 2,757 2,997 3,610 3,811 3,868 1,371 2,029 5,113 Bangladesh Pakistan China How is energy use per Capita different from the total energy use of a country? What factors explain why countries like Indonesia the U.S. have higher per capita energy use than countries like India? What are potential environmental consequences Italy Germany France Stop & Jot 1 if countries like India continue to develop economically? India Nigeria Brazil Japan Russia

Energy Use per Capita 205 7,032 482 614 721 857 2,757 2,997 3,610 3,811 3,868 1,371 2,029 5,113 Bangladesh Pakistan China How is energy use per Capita different from the total energy use of a country? What factors explain why countries like Indonesia the U.S. have higher per capita energy use than countries like India? What are potential environmental consequences Italy Germany France Stop & Jot 1 if countries like India continue to develop economically? India Nigeria Brazil Japan Russia

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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