Table 1 Period trends in deaths and population by neighborhood unemployment in men and women aged 25–64 years by country of birth in Barcelona 2001–2012
From: Trends in mortality inequalities in an urban area: the influence of immigration
Number of deaths (%) | Population (%) | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2001–04 | 2005–08 | 2009–12 | 2001–04 | 2005–08 | 2009–12 | |
Men | ||||||
Total | ||||||
Q1 Low unemployment 7.6–9.8% | 1195 (100.0%) | 1161 (100.0%) | 1013 (100.0%) | 415,382 (100.0%) | 436,905 (100.0%) | 441,156 (100.0%) |
Q2: 10–10.7% | 1252 (100.0%) | 1146 (100.0%) | 992 (100.0%) | 371,715 (100.0%) | 395,836 (100.0%) | 404,034 (100.0%) |
Q3: 10.7–12.2% | 1995 (100.0%) | 1870 (100.0%) | 1672 (100.0%) | 578,679 (100.0%) | 615,689 (100.0%) | 632,077 (100.0%) |
Q4 High unemployment −12.4-17.2% | 1458 (100.0%) | 1313 (100.0%) | 1149 (100.0%) | 333,631 (100.0%) | 380,819 (100.0%) | 373,893 (100.0%) |
Spanish-born | ||||||
Q1 Low unemployment 7.6–9.8% | 1107 (92.6%) | 1075 (92.6%) | 929 (91.7%) | 361,239 (87.0%) | 344,997 (79.0%) | 330,581 (74.9%) |
Q2: 10–10.7% | 1202 (96.0%) | 1076 (93.8%) | 901 (90.8%) | 323,979 (87.2%) | 311,058 (78.6%) | 295,873 (73.2%) |
Q3: 10.7–12.2% | 1919 (96.2%) | 1757 (94.0%) | 1544 (92.3%) | 511,561 (88.4%) | 491,877 (79.9%) | 468,396 (74.1%) |
Q4 High unemployment −12.4-17.2% | 1363 (93.5%) | 1205 (91.8%) | 1018 (88.6%) | 253,210 (75.9%) | 235,656 (61.9%) | 214,831 (57.5%) |
Foreign-born | ||||||
Q1 Low unemployment 7.6–9.8% | 88 (7.4%) | 86 (7.4%) | 84 (8.3%) | 54,143 (13.0%) | 91,908 (21.0%) | 110,575 (25.1%) |
Q2: 10–10.7% | 50 (4.0%) | 71 (6.2%) | 91 (9.2%) | 47,736 (12.8%) | 84,778 (21.4%) | 108,161 (26.8%) |
Q3: 10.7–12.2% | 76 (3.8%) | 113 (6.0%) | 128 (7.7%) | 67,118 (11.6%) | 123,812 (20.1%) | 163,681 (25.9%) |
Q4 High unemployment −12.4-17.2% | 95 (6.5%) | 108 (8.2%) | 131 (11.4%) | 80,421 (24.1%) | 145,163 (38.1%) | 159,062 (42.5%) |
Women | ||||||
Total | ||||||
Q1 Low unemployment 7.6–9.8% | 701 (100.0%) | 625 (100.0%) | 664 (100.0%) | 468,952 (100.0%) | 488,479 (100.0%) | 491,290 (100.0%) |
Q2: 10–10.7% | 594 (100.0%) | 588 (100.0%) | 566 (100.0%) | 406,262 (100.0%) | 427,504 (100.0%) | 435,767 (100.0%) |
Q3: 10.7–12.2% | 903 (100.0%) | 938 (100.0%) | 888 (100.0%) | 608,030 (100.0%) | 641,385 (100.0%) | 657,834 (100.0%) |
Q4 High unemployment −12.4-17.2% | 577 (100.0%) | 515 (100.0%) | 495 (100.0%) | 304,844 (100.0%) | 333,849 (100.0%) | 334,953 (100.0%) |
Spanish-born | ||||||
Q1 Low unemployment 7.6–9.8% | 658 (93.9%) | 560 (89.6%) | 596 (89.8%) | 404,790 (86.3%) | 385,990 (79.0%) | 366,927 (74.7%) |
Q2: 10–10.7% | 560 (94.3%) | 545 (92.7%) | 509 (89.9%) | 354,154 (87.2%) | 340,339 (79.6%) | 321,210 (73.7%) |
Q3: 10.7–12.2% | 862 (95.5%) | 880 (93.8%) | 808 (91.0%) | 541,249 (89.0%) | 521,330 (81.3%) | 494,220 (75.1%) |
Q4 High unemployment −12.4-17.2% | 545 (94.5%) | 472 (91.7%) | 428 (86.5%) | 249,838 (82.0%) | 232,325 (69.6%) | 212,029 (63.3%) |
Foreign-born | ||||||
Q1 Low unemployment 7.6–9.8% | 43 (6.1%) | 65 (10.4%) | 68 (10.2%) | 64,162 (13.7%) | 102,489 (21.0%) | 124,363 (25.3%) |
Q2: 10–10.7% | 34 (5.7%) | 43 (7.3%) | 57 (10.1%) | 52,108 (12.8%) | 87,165 (20.4%) | 114,557 (26.3%) |
Q3: 10.7–12.2% | 41 (4.5%) | 58 (6.2%) | 80 (9.0%) | 66,781 (11.0%) | 120,055 (18.7%) | 163,614 (24.9%) |
Q4 High unemployment −12.4-17.2% | 32 (5.5%) | 43 (8.3%) | 67 (13.5%) | 55,006 (18.0%) | 101,524 (30.4%) | 122,924 (36.7%) |