{
  "alt": "Scatter plot of the poorest quartile's expected age at death against the richest quartile's, one dot per county, with dot area for county residents and a diagonal for equal values. All dots but one lie below the diagonal, and four large counties are labeled.",
  "caption": "The richest quartile reaches a higher expected age at death than the poorest in {fact:n_rich_higher} of {fact:n_hip} counties, so every dot but one lies below the diagonal, which marks equal values. Weighted by county residents, the poorest quartile's values run from {fact:poor_p5} to {fact:poor_p95} between the fifth and ninety-fifth percentiles of counties and the richest quartile's from {fact:rich_p5} to {fact:rich_p95}. The four labeled counties are the two with the highest and the two with the lowest value for the poorest quartile among counties of at least {fact:big_pop} residents.",
  "data": [],
  "id": "poor_vs_rich_le_at_40",
  "notes": [
    "The richest quartile's estimates rest on fewer deaths in small counties and carry larger standard errors: the mean standard error of a county's value is {fact:se_rich} years for the richest quartile and {fact:se_poor} years for the poorest. Counting each county once, the range is {fact:poor_spread_unw} years for the poorest quartile and {fact:rich_spread_unw} for the richest, and among counties of at least {fact:big_pop} residents it is {fact:poor_spread_big} against {fact:rich_spread_big}.",
    "Values are adjusted to the national racial composition and averaged over women and men. Without the race adjustment, the range across counties is {fact:poor_spread_agg} years for the poorest quartile and {fact:rich_spread_agg} for the richest. The ranges run from the 5th to the 95th percentile of counties, weighted by county residents, and their intervals resample whole states.",
    "Weights and dot areas are county residents in the County Health Rankings 2024 release, a Census Bureau estimate for 2022 and the nearest population available, while the estimates are for 2001 to 2014. The file covers {fact:n_hip} larger counties."
  ],
  "source": "Health Inequality Project county expected age at death, 2001-2014 (Online Data Table 11); modeled estimates, race-adjusted, average of women and men; weighted by county residents (County Health Rankings 2024 release)",
  "spec": {
    "highlight": [
      "Douglas County, CO",
      "Marin County, CA",
      "Nueces County, TX",
      "Genesee County, MI"
    ],
    "identity": true,
    "identityLabel": "Equal expected age at death",
    "label": "label",
    "payload": "poor_vs_rich_le_at_40.json",
    "size": "pop",
    "sizeFormat": {
      "digits": 0,
      "thousands": true
    },
    "sizeLabel": "County residents, 2022 estimate",
    "x": "rich",
    "xDomain": [
      74,
      92
    ],
    "xFormat": {
      "digits": 0
    },
    "xLabel": "Richest quartile, expected age at death at age 40 (years)",
    "y": "poor",
    "yDomain": [
      74,
      92
    ],
    "yFormat": {
      "digits": 0
    },
    "yLabel": "Poorest quartile, expected age at death at age 40 (years)"
  },
  "subtitle": "Expected age at death in years for people who reach age 40 in the poorest quartile against the richest quartile of national household income, one dot per county, dot area is county residents, 2001 to 2014",
  "title": "Weighted by residents, county values of expected age at death at {fact:hip_age} span {fact:poor_spread} years between the 5th and 95th percentiles for the poorest income quartile and {fact:rich_spread} for the richest",
  "type": "scatter",
  "width": "wide"
}