Fig. 5: Temporal evolution of Moran’s I for different indicators.
From: Multidimensional spatial inequality in China and its relationship with economic growth
a GDP per capita; b disposable income per capita; c rate of high school graduates; d density of physicians; e unemployment rate; f living space per capita; g PM2.5 concentration; h carbon emission per capita; i urban green space per capita; j road density; k internet penetration rate; l granted patents per capita; m R&D expenditure per capita; n boxplots of Moran’s I. Solid lines indicate that Moran’s I is significant, with a P < 0.05; dashed lines indicate nonsignificance, with a P > 0.05.
