TABLE 2.

Life Expectancy by Age, Gender, and Socioeconomic Stratum: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 2006

	Life Expectancy, y
Age, y	Slum Sector	Poor Sector	Intermediate Sector	Rich Sector
Females
0	71.6	75.6	78.0	81.4
1	71.8	75.5	77.9	81.1
5	68.1	71.7	74.1	77.2
10	63.2	66.8	69.2	72.2
15	58.4	61.9	64.2	67.2
20	53.7	57.0	59.4	62.4
25	48.9	52.2	54.6	57.5
30	44.5	48.4	50.3	52.6
35	39.9	43.7	45.6	47.8
40	35.4	39.1	41.0	43.1
45	31.1	34.6	36.4	38.4
50	27.1	30.3	32.0	33.9
55	23.2	26.1	27.9	29.4
60	19.7	22.3	23.9	25.1
65	16.0	18.7	20.1	21.0
70	12.7	15.3	16.6	17.0
≥ 75	9.8	12.6	13.4	13.1
Males
0	60.9	64.0	67.1	73.7
1	61.0	64.0	67.0	73.4
5	57.3	60.1	63.1	69.6
10	52.5	55.3	58.3	64.7
15	47.7	50.4	53.4	59.7
20	43.8	46.2	49.3	55.2
25	40.0	42.3	45.1	50.7
30	35.9	38.3	40.9	46.1
35	31.6	34.1	36.6	41.5
40	27.5	29.7	32.1	36.9
45	23.4	25.4	28.0	32.6
50	19.9	21.6	24.0	28.1
55	16.7	18.2	20.3	24.0
60	14.0	15.1	17.0	20.1
65	11.2	12.1	13.8	16.5
70	8.6	9.3	10.9	12.9
≥ 75	6.3	7.1	8.2	9.8

Note. The slum sector was composed of all slum census tracts, the poor sector was composed of all nonslum census tracts with mean monthly income less than or equal to US $350, the intermediate sector was composed of all census tracts with mean monthly income greater than US $350 and less than or equal to US $1000, and the rich sector was composed of all census tracts with mean monthly income greater than US $1000.