The Relationship between Health and Household Economic Status Using Spatial Measures in Iraq, 2004

Table 1

Shows both health (%) and HES (%), Local Moran’s 𝐼_𝑖 values for health and HES, and their corresponding 𝑃 values.

ID	Health	𝐼𝑖 for health	𝑃 value	HES	𝐼𝑖 for HES	𝑃 value
1	25.80	−.12	.625	58.90	−.18	.674
2	25.60	−.22	.761	57.20	−.07	.614
3	32.70	−.05	.578	57.90	−.21	.738
4	27.60	−.03	.548	42.80	.92	.026
5	15.70	−.49	.903	43.90	.43	.062
6	27.30	.04	.363	47.10	.38	.098
7	17.10	.07	.265	48.10	−.19	.767
8	16.50	−.09	.648	54.20	.11	.240
9	29.60	−.20	.766	63.80	.02	.377
10	19.40	.07	.308	58.10	.04	.352
11	23.80	.01	.401	49.10	−.11	.677
12	17.60	−.09	.654	49.50	.48	.021
13	21.10	−.07	.610	66.30	.77	.013
14	28.10	.40	.066	62.60	.63	.024
15	31.70	−.52	.896	80.40	1.50	.001
16	21.80	.02	.398	62.70	.31	.104
17	12.40	.95	.024	54.90	.01	.428
18	7.60	.10	.301	54.00	−.26	.753