Desenvolvimento humano e acesso a serviços: uma análise espacial para os municípios brasileiros

Abstract

The work aims to study theoretically and empirically measure and the distribution of access to services and its relationship to human development in Brazilian cities in 2000 and 2010, from a multidimensional perspective and space. The hypothesis of this study is that there are spatial patterns as it relates access to services and human development in the municipalities. In terms of methodology, a multidimensional index of access to services is built and held one relationship analysis of this index with IDHM in Brazilian municipalities. The results point to an uneven spatial conformation of these indices, both regionally and in terms of size and hierarchy of cities, indicating a greater entanglement in places traditionally more developed, although there was pronounced improvement in quality of life in Northeast and North regions the country and in less dense and diverse municipalities.