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. 2021 Mar 31;18(176):20201035. doi: 10.1098/rsif.2020.1035

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Figure 3. — Residents of larger, wealthier municipalities with more formalized labour experienced more pronounced reductions in daily distance travelled during the lockdown period. (a) Empirical (kernel density) municipality-level distributions of relative change in daily distance travelled from the basal period to lockdown. Vertical dashed black (grey) lines represent municipality-level median (quartile) estimates. Municipalities are coloured/ordered by mobility quota (as in figure 2). (b–e) Municipality population, as well as economic complexity, GDP per capita and labour formality are associated with more pronounced relative change in daily distance travelled.