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. 2020 Oct 30;8:546637. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2020.546637

Table 1.

Basic characteristics of socioeconomic indicators and COVID-19 cases in the 39 well-developed cities.

Variables, (median, interquartile range) No. of cities Variables, (median, interquartile range) No. of cities
Number of cases (n), 93 (54.63–180.76)
  <50 7 Proportion of tertiary industry (%),58.00 (50.88–61.37)
  50–99 14   <50 7
  100–350 12   50–60 19
  >350 6   >60 13
Number of travelers from Wuhan (n), 9000.00 (5694.00–19250.00) Number of rural-to-urban migrants (10, 000), 196.67 (121.00–387.50)
  <8,000 17   <150 14
  8,000–25,000 15   150–400 15
  >25,000 7   >400 10
Population (10, 000), 820.00 (573.25–1057.25) Proportion of migrants (%), 26.76 (17.37–44.24)
  <500 8   <20 12
  500–1,000 20   20–40 16
  >1,000 11   >40 11
Population density (person/km2), 830.97 (617.64–1057.25) Urbanization rate (%),74.97 (70.07–82.98)
  <500 7   60–70 9
  500–1,000 18   70–80 18
  >1,000 14   >80 12
GDP (RMB 100 million), 7996.70 (4811.80–12615.30) Native population (10, 000), 530.00 (386.50–759.50)
  <5000 11   <500 17
  5,000–10,000 13   500–1,000 16
  >10,000 15   >1,000 6
Per-person GDP (RMB 1,000), 97.32 (76.46–133.91) Traffic capacity (million per year), 101.00 (58.56–199.68)
  <50 2   <50 6
  50–100 19   50–150 19
  >100 18   >150 14
Per-person disposable income (RMB 1,000), 42.99 (34.20–50.69) Number of hospitals (n), 174 (115.25–308.75)
  <30 4   <100 7
  30–50 23   100–300 22
  >50 12   >300 10