pob.ind.p: Calculate some demographic indexes

In amvallone/DataSpa: Collect Spanish data at municipality level

Description

pob.ind.p computes a set of demographic indexes

Usage

pob.ind.p(year, provincia, print = FALSE)

Arguments

year	a numerical value from 1996 and the latest available year, which indicates the year of the required database.
provincia	one of the 52 Spanish provinces.
print	logical variable ‘do you need to print a output file with the results?’ being FALSE the default value.

Details

This function calculates ten demographical indexes:

• Childhood index

• Youth index

• Third age index

• Dependence index

• Unemployment rate, both sexes

• Unemployment rate, males

• Unemployment rate, females

• Municipality average age, both sexes

• Municipality average age, males

• Municipality average age, females

For a full description of the index, see the 2017 Socioeconomic Atlas of Extremadura

If print is set to TRUE, an xlsx file containing ten sheet -one data frame per index- is saved into the folder Outputs which the name pob_index_provincia_year.xlsx The principal difference between this function and pob.ind is the precision of the calculation of the municipality average age. Since the year 2011, this function uses the one-year age variable for the computation instead of the five-year age approximation used in pob.ind. For more details, see the 2017 Socioeconomic Atlas of Extremadura.

Value

A data frame contains the spatial units, in rows, and the demographic index computed in columns.

References

Junta de Extremadura (2017) Atlas Socieconómico de Extremadura 2017. Mérida (Spain). http://estadistica.gobex.es/web/guest/atlas-socieconomico-de-extremadura

See Also

Other Manipulate functions: pob.e.ev, pob.ev, pob.fen.ev, pob.h.ev, pob.ind, pob.m.ev, pob.n.ev

Examples

pob.ind.p(2012,"Madrid")

amvallone/DataSpa documentation built on Sept. 4, 2019, 12:03 p.m.