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In this work a spatial econometric model is presented to analyze the vulnerability index in CDMX. Nutrition, population density, budget, economic units, gross value of production, number of hospitals and clinics, property deeds, percentage of income destined to pay rent, population with mental problems or conditions, maximum temperatures, illegal dumps, air pollution and green areas are used as covariates. I conclude that there is a phenomenon of segregation in the population of CDMX between neighboorhood areas. |
