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If you look at GDP per person in the population, California is only 14th in the US ($58K per person -- Delaware at #1 is $112.K per person GDP), so they have ro
by peapicker 11y ago
If you look at GDP per person in the population, California is only 14th in the US ($58K per person -- Delaware at #1 is $112.K per person GDP), so they have room to more efficiently make that GDP per person than they do. Delaware does have a higher CO2 emission rate per capita, tho (nearly 50% more than California)
- jdmichal 11y ago> Delaware at #1 is $112.K per person GDP Is that real, or a side effect of the number of companies which are basically ghost-chartered in Delaware? > Delaware does have a higher CO2 emission rate per capita, tho (nearly 50% more than California) I wonder how much of that is due to increased heating necessary during winter...
- JoeAltmaier 11y agoIs some of that CO2 imaginary, traded corporation pollution-points?
- brobinson 11y agoNot sure what percentage are "ghost-chartered", but according to this article I read earlier [1] corporate fees cover over 25% of Deleware's budget. [1] http://www.wsj.com/articles/dole-and-other-companies-sour-on-delaware-as-corporate-haven-1438569507 http://www.wsj.com/articles/dole-and-other-companies-sour-on... Might need to Google that URL and click through to skip the paywall.