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2 Rate Acss to by Type Total Populatio (15 years old ad above) Credit Agets ad Solidary Groups Segurado Isured Segurador Isurer Agete de Seguro Aget Segurado Isured Total Private Retiremet Pla Other 1.41 Segurado Isured Micro- Defiitio Per Capita Icome Criterio es % Pop E DE CDE Cumulative rate Acss to by Pertile Per Capita icome- % 1 SM SM SM
3 Cumulative Value isura expeses by Per Capita icome pertile R$ per moth* Accumulated Rate Acss to by Icome Groups LIMITS RFPC Total Margialrate acss to isura by icome groups ACCUMULATED - STOCKS c e Private Retireme t Pla Other E 134,28 88,10 1,44 0,75 0,06 0,28 0,01 0,44 D 280,35 163,58 3,28 2,05 0,07 0,75 0,09 0,63 C 1197,66 419,91 10,77 8,09 0,73 2,56 0,16 1,20 AB 76093,45 832,78 16,79 12,94 2,95 4,31 0,45 1,41 LIMITS RFPC CENTERED AVERAGE OF THE UPPER LIMIT - FLOW Private Retireme Other Total t Pla E 134,28 130,95 1,93 0,96 0,24 0,36 0,01 0,50 D 280,35 277,13 8,55 2,05 0,07 0,75 0,09 0,63 C 1197, ,45 34,70 8,10 0,73 2,58 0,16 1,20 AB 76093, ,63 62,94 51,42 23,92 20,86 4,14 2,12 *exchage rate 2 US$ dolars per R$ Margial Rate Acss to by Per Capita Icome Petile - % Margial Value Expeses by Per Capita Icome Pertile - R$ per moth* *exchage rate 2 US$ dolars per R$ 3
4 Iequality Rate Acss to Populatio over 15 years old -Related expeses Total Populatio* Average Theil Gii Icome elasticity - Per Capita Icome 832,85 0,6748 0, Total Expeses 23,96 2,4829 0,9349 1, ,80 2,6358 0,9448 1,6379 3,22 3,7643 0,9812 1,7010 2,17 4,0792 0,9860 1,7094 Private Pesio 1,03 6,3212 0,9985 1,7311 *share the populatio over 15 who have aswered to the isura questio Rate Acss to Populatio over 15 years old AVERAGE expeses Populatio over 15 years old 16,79 23,96 5,1 8,45 11,08 8,56 Total RFPC <= 1 SM RFPC <= 2 SM RFPC <= 3 SM Total es CDE 4
5 AVERAGE expeses Populatio over 15 years old AVERAGE expeses Populatio over 15 years old 23,96 99,29 2,74 5,51 8,89 23,96 0,67 1,75 13,21 Total RFPC <= 1 SM RFPC <= 2 SM RFPC <= 3 SM Total e E e D e C e AB STEPWISE Model for variable selectio Has isura-related expeses Micro-isura Ecoomic class 1 3 Has credit card 2 1 Pays social security tax 3 2 Positio i the household 4 5 Years schoolig 5 6 State UF 6 7 Age groups 7 9 Has car expeses 8 10 Job positio 9 8 Has a car 10 4 Household are Atteds school or ursery - 12 Sour: CPS/FGV based o POF/IBGE microdata 5
6 % the Populatio with isura-related expeses by ecoomic class - Brazil - Idividuals over 15 years old c e Pla/Is ura isurac e life isurac e Ope or pesio expese s expese s (withou t a pla) E 1,45 0,76 0,05 0,29 0,01 0,44 5,92 0,053 D 4,19 2,64 0,09 1,01 0,13 0,74 11,87 0,0992 C 15,69 12,07 1,15 3,74 0,2 1,56 26,49 0,1785 AB 46,17 36,65 13,84 12,88 1,91 2,43 52,72 0,3015 Modelo STEPWISE de seleção das variáveis Tem Despesa com Seguro Saúde ORDEM ENTRADA NO MODELO Seguros Microsseguros e Ecoômica 1 3 Tem tão de Crédito 2 1 Cotribui para Previdêcia 3 2 Aos de estudo 4 4 Faixas etárias 5 5 UF 6 6 Posição a Família 7 10 Posição a Ocupação 8 7 Área - Região Domiciliar 9 8 Tem automóvel 10 9 Tem Despesa com Automóvel Sexo 12 - Fote: CPS/FGV a partir dos microdados da POF/IBGE STEPWISEModel for variable selectio Has car isura-related expeses Micro-isura Ecoomic 1 10 Has car expeses 2 1 Has a car 3 2 Has credit card 4 3 UF State 5 4 Positio i the household 6 6 Years schoolig 7 5 Age groups 8 8 Capital - State 9 - Job positio 10 7 Paymet default (good ad servis) 11 9 Sex 12 - Pays social security tax Household icome - easiess 14 - Viole 15 - Sour: CPS/FGV based o POF/IBGE microdata STEPWISEModel for variable selectio Has life isura-related expeses Micro-isura Ecoomic class 1 4 Has credit card 2 1 State UF 3 2 Pays social security tax 4 3 Positio i the household 5 5 Years schoolig 6 6 expeses 7 7 Sex 8 9 Job positio 9 8 Age groups Household area Atteds school or ursery Paymet default goods ad servis Capital State UF 14 - Viole 15 - Fiad home 16 - Has a car
7 STEPWISE Model for variable selectio Has pesio isura-related expeses Estimate Stadard Error Wald Chi-Square Pr > ChiSq ORDER OF INTRODUCTION IN THE MODEL Total isura expeses Total 0, , ,3553 < CDE 0, , ,0867 < Micro-isura Ecoomic class 1 - Credit card 2 1 expeses 3 4 Years schoolig 4 - Capital State 5 - Sex 6 7 Has a car 7 2 Fiad homeower 8 3 Age groups 9 - Ra/ethicity - 5 Household area - 6 isura Total 0, , ,1008 < CDE 0, , ,0179 < isura Total 0, , ,3128 0, CDE 0, , ,5289 < isura Total 0, , ,8004 < CDE 0, , ,185 < Private pesio Total 0, , ,9023 0, CDE 0, , ,0742 < Estimate Stadard Error Wald Chi-Square Pr > ChiSq ORDER OF INTRODUCTION IN THE MODEL car isura Total 0, , ,4328 < CDE 0, , ,5198 < STEPWISE Model for variable selectio STEPWISE Model for variable selectio expeses equatio Micro-isura Ecoomic class 1 5 Age groups 2 2 Years schoolig 3 1 Has a car 4 3 Has a credit card 5 4 Job positio 6 - Area - household regio 7 6 Has car expese 8 - Positio i household 9 - State 10 - Pays social security tax - 7 isura expeses equatio Micro-isura Ecoomic class 1 4 Age groups 2 3 Years schoolig 3 2 Has a car 4 1 Job positio 5 - State 6 - Has a credit card 7 7 Area - household regio 8 6 Sex 9 - Pays social security tax - 5 7
8 STEPWISE Model for variable selectio isura expeses equatio STEPWISE Model for variable selectio isura expeses equatio Micro-isura Ecoomic class 1 - Has car-related expeses 2 - Has a credit card 3 - Micro-isura Ecoomic class 1 - Job positio 2 1 Has a credit card 3 2 Age groups 4 - Years schoolig 5 - Sexoo 6 - Has car-related expeses 7 - Has a car - 3 DECOMPOSITION OF ACCESS TO INSURANCE INCOME-EFFECT - BRAZIL (over 15 years old) STEPWISE Model for variable selectio Private Pesio expeses equatio Micro-isura Ecoomic class 1 - Has car-related expeses Total % 2008 % 2003 % 2003 ( 1-2 ) * 3 E 0,1622 0,2803 0,0145-0,0017 D 0,2407 0,2671 0,0419-0,0011 C 0,4925 0,3764 0,1569 0,0182 AB 0,0996 0,0762 0,4617 0,0108 DECOMPOSITION - PART A 0,0262 DECOMPOSITION OF ACCESS TO INSURANCE FINANCIAL INNOVATION EFFECT - BRAZIL (OVER 15 YEARS OLD) Total % 2008 (SIMULADO RM SP 2003) % 2003 % 2008 ( 1-2 ) * 3 E 0,0209 0,0145 0,1622 0,001 D 0,0435 0,0419 0,2407 0,0004 C 0,1948 0,1569 0,4925 0,0187 AB 0,5043 0,4617 0,0996 0,0042 DECOMPOSITION - PART B 0,0243 Fote: CPS/FGV a partir dos microdados da PNAD, PME e POF / IBGE 8
9 DECOMPOSTION OF THE VARIATION OF RATE OF ACCESS TO INSURANCE FINANCIAL SCENARIO: SÃO PAULO METROPOLITAN REGION Icome Effect -> BRASIL (above 15 years) total % iitial rate 67,2 14,5 20,2 24,5 15,6 16,2 15,2 15,6 14,0 TOTAL health car isura life -3,3 isura ope or isura/pla pesio FINANCIAL INNOVATION EFFECT INCOME EFFECT % e 2008 % e 2003 AvgSeguro 2003 ( 1-2 ) * 3 E D C AB DECOMPOSIÇÃO PARTE A Iovatio Effect > BRASIL (above 15 years) total Media Seguro 2008 (SIMULADO RM SP 2003) Média Seguro 2003 % e 2008 ( 1-2 ) * 3 Sour: CPS/FGV based o PNAD, PME ad POF / IBGE microdata E D C AB DECOMPOSIÇÃO PARTE B Sour: CPS/FGV based o PNAD, PME ad POF / IBGE microdata DECOMPOSITION OF THE AVERAGE INSURANCE EXPENSES FINANCIAL SCENARIO: SÃO PAULO METROPOLITAN AREA ACCESS TO INSURANCE MATRIX 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 0,500 0,000-0,500 TOTAL isura isuraclosed or Ope /Pla Private Pesio Total Pesio 12,94 1,81 2,22 0,29 0,48 1,81 2,95 0,79 0,13 0,13 2,22 0,79 4,31 0,16 0,35 Pesio 0,29 0,13 0,16 0,45 0,02 Other 0,48 0,13 0,35 0,02 1,41 sour: CPS/FGV based o POF/IBGE microdata FINANCIAL EFFECT INNOVATION INCOME EFFECT Sour: CPS/FGV based o PNAD, PME ad POF / IBGE microdata 9
10 Correlatio Matrix(cotroled#) Ass to LIFE CAR Pesio Pla Other ACCESS TO INSURANCE MATRIX CDE ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** Pesio Pla** ** ** Other ** ** ** ** Pesio 8,09 0,40 0,99 0,07 0,31 0,40 0,73 0,11 0,02 0,02 0,99 0,11 2,56 0,03 0,22 Correlatio Matrix(cotroled#) Ass to Micro CDE 95%. Pesio 0,07 0,02 0,03 0,16 0,01 Other 0,31 0,02 0,22 0,01 1,20 sour: CPS/FGV based o POF/IBGE microdata LIFE CAR Pesio Pla Other LIFE CAR Pesio Pla Other CLASS CDE CLASS CDE CLASS CDE CLASSCDE CLASS CDE ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** Simulator Acss & Expeses Causality, Family Altruism ad : Differe i Differe Estimator Parameter Category Estimate Stadard Error Qui- Quadrad o sig Coditio al cha elegivl1*2003 is elderly ad RFPC below CPS poverty lie 0,3206 0,1285 6,23 ** 1,37796 elegivl1*1998 is elderly ad RFPC below CPS poverty lie elegivl1*2003 No-elderly, but lives with eligible elderly 0,2421 0,114 4,51 ** 1,2739 elegivl1*1998 No-elderly, but lives with eligible elderly elegivl1*2003 Other Case 0,2103 0,023 83,71 ** 1,23411 elegivl1*1998 other case elegivl1*2003 No-elderly, does't live with eligible elderly elegivl1*1998 No-elderly, does't live with eligible elderly Sour: CPS/FGV based o Suplemeto PNAD/IBGE microdata 10
11 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Ecoomic Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Pays social security tax /Pla Ope pesio Other s /Pla Ope pesio Other s E 1,45 0,76 0,05 0,29 0,01 0,44 Total 33,93 26,68 6,01 10,08 0,94 2,81 D 4,19 2,64 0,09 1,01 0,13 0,74 C 15,69 12,07 1,15 3,74 0,2 1,56 AB 46,17 36,65 13,84 12,88 1,91 2,43 Yes Não CDE 24,43 18,78 1,4 6,83 0,26 2,57 Total 11,52 8,14 2,25 2,82 0,35 1,12 CDE 7,25 4,9 0,64 1,64 0,17 0,93 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Private employee Public servat Domestic servat Employee i rural area Voluteer Employer Self-employed Traiee subsiste worker Job positio /Pla Ope pesio Total 22,16 17,1 3,6 6,3 0,63 1,62 CDE 15,75 11,99 0,94 4,37 0,23 1,42 Total 39,99 32,53 7,04 11,43 0,99 4,33 CDE 28,15 22,2 1,08 6,74 0,28 4,19 Total 4,05 3,4 0,03 0,38 0,03 0,44 CDE 3,78 3,1 0,03 0,39 0,03 0,26 Total 2,94 1,31 0,2 0,95 0 0,9 CDE 2,49 0,84 0,07 0,96 0 0,78 Total 28,69 20,8 9,15 9,52 0,22 1,5 CDE 13,48 9,29 2,01 3,83 0 1,47 Total 43,57 32,23 18,1 11,64 2,31 2,81 CDE 25,21 17,99 6,45 4,79 0,05 3,05 Total 13,22 8,83 2,43 3,4 0,38 1,37 CDE 8,86 5,59 0,93 2,16 0,26 1,17 Total 7,06 2,43 0,18 3,67 0 2,33 CDE 7,78 3,55 0 3,09 0 1,14 Total 3 1,76 0,03 0,66 0 0,73 CDE 2,73 1,57 0,03 0,57 0 0,74 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Yes Não Yes Não Has credit d /Pla Ope pesio Total 45,75 35,94 11,33 13,34 1,79 3,5 CDE 32,11 24,86 3 8,76 0,54 3,37 Total 10,32 7,81 1,09 2,3 0,16 0,94 CDE 7,69 5,67 0,4 1,67 0,1 0,88 Has special bak amout limit Total 59,52 45,85 17,44 19,25 2,46 4,22 CDE 45,67 33,88 6,1 15,2 0,85 4,8 Total 10,31 7,96 0,76 2,05 0,15 0,98 CDE 8,3 6,26 0,35 1,66 0,11 0,94 11
12 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Yes Não Is the mai holder a health isura/ pla /Pla Ope pesio Total 81,47 76,13 13,56 16,88 2,17 3,77 CDE 75,41 71,49 4,18 11,82 0,8 3,79 Total 5,41 1,83 1,09 2,1 0,15 0,99 CDE 3,89 1,34 0,36 1,58 0,09 0,92 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Yes, etwork Yes, public etwork Atteds school ad/or ursery /Pl a Ope pesio Total 26,81 21,28 5,17 6,64 1,58 1,45 CDE 18,55 13,78 0,87 4,29 0,67 1,79 Total 7,48 5,6 0,64 2,02 0,08 0,81 CDE 5,81 4,3 0,09 1,5 0,04 0,76 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses 1 to 3 years old 4 to 7 years old 8 to 11 years old 12 years old or more Years schoolig /Pla Ope pesio Total 6,16 4,45 0,34 1,26 0,06 0,92 CDE 5,24 3,75 0,16 1,12 0,05 0,81 Total 10,45 7,46 1,05 2,44 0,17 1,15 CDE 8,44 5,99 0,5 1,99 0,17 1,06 Total 19,73 15,18 2,68 5,34 0,37 1,67 CDE 15,25 11,51 1,12 4,02 0,16 1,52 Total 53,15 43,5 16,45 14,49 2,71 2,28 CDE 34,87 29,83 3,77 6,43 0,87 2,64 Highest educatio level attaied Ope /Pl pesio a Total 4,12 3 0,19 0,41 0,03 0,68 s CDE 3,58 2,6 0,18 0,25 0,03 0,67 No educatio Total 4,09 2,91 0,6 0,76 0 0,58 s CDE 3,47 2,41 0 0,75 0 0,6 Adult Literacy Total 10,58 7,62 1,04 2,69 0,13 1,16 s CDE 8,56 6,15 0,46 2,14 0,12 0,99 Secodary school or by series Total 8 5,67 0,19 1,79 0,27 0,85 s CDE 8,27 5,87 0,12 1,9 0,28 0,9 secodary school or by o series Total 10,81 8,02 1,6 3,84 0 0,97 Supletivo (Esio Fudametal ou Primeiro Grau) s CDE 9,04 6,25 0,77 3,87 0 1,03 Total 19,97 15,63 2,71 5,11 0,39 1,69 High School or Secodary school by series s CDE 15,27 11,68 1,18 3,89 0,12 1,62 Total 26,86 21,92 3,49 9,84 0,03 0,97 High School or Secodary school by o-series s CDE 18,12 15,23 1,43 5,53 0,04 1,25 Total 20,7 17,24 1,61 6,63 0,32 1,19 s CDE 19,1 16,32 0,61 5,75 0,39 1,18 Fast-track (secodary or high school). Total 33,51 22,61 5,45 9,33 2,02 4,14 s CDE 28,92 19,65 2,28 4,79 2,47 5,89 Techology Total 14,19 9,71 1,04 2,7 2,35 0,32 s CDE 13,46 7,48 0,53 2,66 3,73 0,25 A- Levels Total 61,05 50,72 20,3 16,86 3,25 2,63 s CDE 43,22 37,27 5,55 9,24 1,14 2,46 Superior - complete graduate Total 35,11 27,34 8,29 8,45 1,41 1,93 s CDE 23,24 18,2 1,2 4,3 0,13 2,59 Superior - Icomplete graduate Total 67,65 54,93 21,61 21,38 2,79 2,9 Specializatio - graduate s CDE 43,24 36,94 6,84 7,19 5,25 7,44 Total 67,22 55,12 26,03 21,24 6,18 2,38 Master's or PhD. s CDE 40,37 35,9 9,9 5,43 0 0,34 12
13 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Sex /Pla Ope pesio Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Fecudity coditio /Pl a Ope pesio Male Total 19,35 14,24 4,35 5,93 0,57 1,82 CDE 12,63 8,95 1,23 3,69 0,2 1,6 Female (ot pregat ad ot breastfeedig) Total 14,56 11,93 1,63 2,76 0,35 1,02 CDE 9,12 7,4 0,23 1,45 0,11 0,83 Total 8,98 6,79 0,55 1,82 0,14 0,38 Total 14,24 11,65 1,57 2,71 0,34 1 Female (pregat) CDE 5 4,08 0 0,91 0 0,26 Female CDE 8,93 7,24 0,23 1,43 0,11 0,79 Total 8,12 6,56 0,51 1,88 0,26 0,67 Female (breastfeedig) CDE 6,3 4,98 0,33 1,41 0,12 0,23 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses While Black Yellow Brow Idigeous; ative Colour / Ra /Pl a Ope pesio Total 21,66 16,87 4,49 5,56 0,72 1,41 CDE 13,39 10,27 1,06 3,03 0,25 1,17 Total 11,89 9,47 1,26 3 0,19 1,44 CDE 8,59 6,49 0,32 2,03 0,14 1,3 Total 29,83 24,09 9,45 6,44 1,23 2,04 CDE 18,13 13,78 4,68 1,63 1,42 3,1 Total 10,67 7,9 1,01 2,77 0,11 1,39 CDE 8,07 5,81 0,38 2,12 0,04 1,19 Total 20,59 14,7 3,58 8,44 0,27 0,94 CDE 12,56 6,23 0 5,74 0,33 1,15 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses No religio Catholic Petecostal, evagelical Evagelical, others spiritualist Religio /Pla Ope pesio Total 15,65 11,28 3,71 4,3 0,81 1,62 CDE 8,41 5,63 0,67 2,15 0,35 1,3 Total 16,44 12,74 2,82 4,26 0,46 1,35 CDE 10,46 7,83 0,68 2,48 0,14 1,19 Total 12,4 9,2 1,12 3,09 0,13 1,35 CDE 10,14 7,49 0,46 2,47 0,11 1,19 Total 20,53 15,63 4,12 5,28 0,41 1,35 CDE 14,61 11,3 1,13 3,37 0,21 1,21 Total 42,9 34,37 12,78 10,37 1,29 3,01 CDE 27,04 22,55 4,98 6,65 0,03 1,69 Total 19,87 15,83 2,79 5,83 0,17 2,28 CDE 12,45 9,81 0,83 3,06 0,2 1,05 13
14 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Refere perso spouse child other relative o-relative pesioer Positio i the household /Pla Ope pesio Total 23,56 17,97 5,01 6,66 0,7 2,22 CDE 15,04 10,97 1,3 3,93 0,21 1,91 Total 12,4 9,73 1,35 2,58 0,31 0,82 CDE 7,71 6,03 0,27 1,35 0,12 0,63 Total 10,24 7,86 1,39 2,49 0,25 0,69 CDE 7,02 5,37 0,26 1,77 0,13 0,68 Total 10,16 8,45 0,76 1,47 0,06 0,67 CDE 7,16 6,06 0,31 1,01 0,07 0,51 Total 13,27 10,95 1,27 2,53 0,33 0,89 CDE 10,47 9,34 0,44 1,55 0 0,6 Total 19,48 17,73 3,92 6,16 0,4 0 CDE 14,21 11,69 0 3,1 0,58 0 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses From 10 to 19 years old From 20 to 29 years old From 30 to 39 years old From 40 to 49 years old From 50 to 59 years old From 60 to 69 years old 70 years old or more Age group /Pla Ope pesio Total 3,54 2,52 0,19 0,87 0,09 0,25 CDE 2,73 1,94 0,01 0,62 0,1 0,26 Total 13,3 10,15 1,5 3,16 0,27 1,23 CDE 9,65 7,22 0,45 2,37 0,12 1,1 Total 18,6 13,86 3,72 5,39 0,53 1,44 CDE 12,21 8,86 0,96 3,38 0,15 1,3 Total 22,62 17,69 4,84 5,89 0,85 1,79 CDE 15,08 11,63 1,29 3,57 0,29 1,49 Total 22,81 17,6 4,39 6,62 0,62 2,06 CDE 12,81 9,25 0,82 3,09 0,17 1,59 Total 17,81 14,11 3,21 3,78 0,43 1,91 CDE 9,8 7,67 0,56 1,55 0,13 1,55 Total 15,59 13,47 1,79 1,89 0,01 0,83 CDE 8,74 7,48 0,67 0,69 0,01 0,84 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Category(%) Area (with fragmeted urba area) /Pla Ope pesio Total 23,36 19,22 4,81 4,91 0,88 1,6 Capital Metropolita area (No Capital) Urba Area No Metropolita Rural area CDE 13,28 10,74 0,74 2,46 0,33 1,41 Total 17,41 13,94 3,09 3,76 0,36 1,06 CDE 11,8 9,78 1,17 2,07 0,16 0,77 Total 16,76 12,43 2,75 4,96 0,39 1,51 CDE 11,56 8,36 0,79 3,15 0,13 1,3 Total 5,38 3,38 0,46 1,61 0,07 1,04 CDE 4,44 2,62 0,16 1,29 0,03 0,95 % - - Acss Up t to 5% 5%- 8% 8%- 10% 10%- 16% + tha16% 14
15 Micro- Acss Up to 5% 5%a8% 8%a10% 10%a16% + tha 16% Rakig the Acss to security servis ad pesio - Capitals Populatio % Total es CDE % 1 Brasília - DF 46,8 1 São Paulo - SP 18,2 2 Vitória - ES 36,3 2 Belo Horizote - MG 18,2 3 São Paulo - SP 30,4 3 Belém - PA 17,3 4 Belo Horizote - MG 26,8 4 Vitória - ES 17,1 5 Curitiba - PR 26,2 5 Cuiabá - MT 16,8 6 Porto Alegre - RS 25,1 6 Campo Grade - MS 16,4 7 Rio de Jaeiro - RJ 24,8 7 Brasília - DF 15,3 8 Campo Grade - MS 24 8 Salvador - BA 15,1 9 Belém - PA 22,6 9 Curitiba - PR 14,7 10 Salvador - BA 22,5 10 Recife - PE 12,9 11 Cuiabá - MT 21,8 11 Natal - RN 12,9 12 Natal - RN 20,7 12 Goiâia - GO 12,4 13 Recife - PE Fortaleza - CE 11,8 14 Goiâia - GO Porto Alegre - RS 11,3 15 Fortaleza - CE 16,8 15 João Pessoa - PB 10,2 16 João Pessoa - PB 16,3 16 Teresia - PI 10,2 17 Maió - AL 16,1 17 Maió - AL Floriaópolis - SC 15,3 18 Porto Velho - RO 9,35 19 Teresia - PI 14,6 19 Rio de Jaeiro - RJ 9,14 20 Porto Velho - RO 12,7 20 Aracaju - SE 8,92 21 Aracaju - SE 12,1 21 São Luís - MA 7,61 22 São Luís - MA 11,3 22 Rio Braco - AC 7,43 23 Rio Braco - AC 10,8 23 Floriaópolis - SC 7,38 24 Macapá - AP 7,5 24 Palmas - TO 5,97 25 Palmas - TO 7,12 25 Macapá - AP 5,55 26 Maaus - AM 6,35 26 Maaus - AM 4,99 27 Boa Vista - RR 5,5 27 Boa Vista - RR 3,2 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Yes No Problems with viole /Pl a Ope pesio Total 18,53 14,41 3,38 4,75 0,58 1,52 CDE 11,55 8,68 0,86 2,85 0,2 1,21 Total 16 12,26 2,75 4,11 0,4 1,36 CDE 10,45 7,83 0,69 2,45 0,14 1,19 15
16 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Category(%) Area (with fragmeted urba area) /Pla Ope pesio Total 23,36 19,22 4,81 4,91 0,88 1,6 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses Evirometal problems /Pl a Ope pesio Capital CDE 13,28 10,74 0,74 2,46 0,33 1,41 Total 20,71 16,09 3,85 4,99 0,58 1,63 Metropolita area (No Capital) Urba Area No Metropolita Total 17,41 13,94 3,09 3,76 0,36 1,06 CDE 11,8 9,78 1,17 2,07 0,16 0,77 Total 16,76 12,43 2,75 4,96 0,39 1,51 CDE 11,56 8,36 0,79 3,15 0,13 1,3 Yes Não CDE 13,54 10,32 1,12 2,93 0,15 1,29 Total 15,72 12,07 2,7 4,12 0,42 1,35 CDE 10,1 7,53 0,64 2,48 0,16 1,18 Total 5,38 3,38 0,46 1,61 0,07 1,04 Rural area CDE 4,44 2,62 0,16 1,29 0,03 0,95 Brazil - Idividual filter above 15 years old - Populatio with some expese - % the populatio with expeses good Satisfactory Bad Housig coditios /Pl a Ope privat e pesi o Total 20,74 16,26 4,09 5,38 0,6 1,48 CDE 12,58 9,65 0,98 3,02 0,19 1,26 Total 14,71 11,1 2,21 3,77 0,38 1,4 CDE 10,44 7,74 0,65 2,47 0,15 1,14 Total 6,92 4,83 0,54 1,6 0,08 1,18 CDE 6 4,09 0,2 1,42 0,07 1,15 16
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