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Fig. 11 Dispersion diagram of percentage net migration change between the 1990s and the 2000s
and MFM index averaged in the period 1970–2009 (structural risk) for non-GBA municipalities
(panel a) and GBA municipalities (panel b). Net migration is the difference between observed
population and expected population (as estimated by the INDEC, the Argentine Statistics Office).
Negative migration implies net population loss in relation to the expected population (based on
birth and death rates). Correlation coefficient, r
We have examined the association existent between the structural risks and the net
migration rate
5 for each municipality in ESA, discriminated into non-GBA and GBA
municipalities. Figure 11 shows the dispersion diagram between the structural risks,
5 Net migration is the difference between the observed population and the expected population, as
estimated the National Statistical Office based on census data.
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Fig. 11 Dispersion diagram of percentage net migration change between the 1990s and the 2000s
and MFM index averaged in the period 1970–2009 (structural risk) for non-GBA municipalities
(panel a) and GBA municipalities (panel b). Net migration is the difference between observed
population and expected population (as estimated by the INDEC, the Argentine Statistics Office).
Negative migration implies net population loss in relation to the expected population (based on
birth and death rates). Correlation coefficient, r
We have examined the association existent between the structural risks and the net
migration rate
5 for each municipality in ESA, discriminated into non-GBA and GBA
municipalities. Figure 11 shows the dispersion diagram between the structural risks,
5 Net migration is the difference between the observed population and the expected population, as
estimated the National Statistical Office based on census data.