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By january 2014 the us population had grown to 317.3 million and the us federal debt was a reported $17.3 trillion. calculate th

e january 2014 federal debt per capita and use the calculation in a meaningful sentence.

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Per capita means per person. You would take the total debt and divide by the number of people. That will give you federal debt per capita.

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Finishing Department: $14 per direct labor hour

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