Showing the non contributive pensions

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Showing the non contributive pensions

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Created on Apr 16, 2015

This scatterplot shows the relationship between the proportion of non-contributory pensions per thousand inhabitants over 65 and the registered unemployment rate in Catalan counties (comarques). Each circle represents a county, with hover interactions highlighting individual points in red. The chart uses D3 v3 with SVG rendering, positioning counties based on their unemployment rate (x-axis) and their non-contributory pension ratio (y-axis), with axis labels in Catalan. The visualization reveals a general positive association between economic distress, as measured by unemployment, and reliance on non-contributory pensions across the regions.

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