How do social-economic differences in urban areas affect tuberculosis mortality in a city in the tri-border region of Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina

Table 3 Spatial statistics the socioeconomic conditions and mortality from tuberculosis, Foz do Iguaçu (BR), 2004–2015

Variable	Mean	Min	Max	S	Global Moran I	P-value	Global Bivariate Moran I	P-value
Proportion of residents according to Race / Skin colour
White	63.65	28.84	94.5	13.56	0.5396	0.001	−0.0432	0.031 *
Black	3.53	0	13.15	2.33	0.2316	0.001	0.0276	0.109
Asian	1.41	0	6.94	1.30	0.1930	0.001	−0.0376	0.043*
Brown	31.24	2.88	66.14	13.03	0.5056	0.001	0.0440	0.033*
Indigenous	0.16	0	3.67	0.36	0.0171	0.321	−0.0097	0.343
Proportion of households by monthly income per capita
Up to 1/8 minimum wage^a	4.87	0	27.22	4.52	0.2302	0.001	−0.0611	0.002 *
10 or more minimum wages***	1.09	0	17.64	2.34	0.4845	0.001	−0.0449	0.026 *
Household density
Proportion of households with 3 or 4 residents	47.75	21.60	80.00	6.41	0.2820	0.001	0.0537	0.007 *
Proportion of households with 10 or more residents	0.29	0	3.26	0.52	0.1562	0.001	−0.0390	0.035 *

s standard deviation, *statistically significant variables; ^aApproximately US$1.00 per day; ***Approximately US$96 per day

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