Análise socioeconômica das famílias do Bairro Paulo Corrêa a partir do censo 2010 do IBGE

Abstract

The article presents a discussion about the socioeconomic aspects of families in the Paulo Corrêa neighborhood, using the results of the IBGE 2010 census data survey. The analysis provided an insight into public policies that meet the most basic needs of local residents , Besides contributing to the education in this part of the city showing the importance of family planning for the constitution of a small family, but with the conditions to provide an economically stable life to its members and even in the reduction of social problems, since a large and , With the parents, without education the education of this environment is very precarious. The research was qualitative and quantitative, whose statistical data served as indicative of the economic and population situation of the neighborhood. This Article has a dialectical approach. The data collected were tabulated and the results presented through quantitative and qualitative graphs. The parameters evaluated were the number of inhabitants, the total number of families living in the neighborhood, the average number of residents per household and, finally, whether the income per family is compatible or satisfactory to the number of individuals. Based on the results, it was concluded that of the 2,795 families in the Paulo Corrêa neighborhood, 962 families had an income of up to 2 minimum wages, while 65 families presented no monthly income. The demographic growth presented by the neighborhood Paulo Corrêa according to IBGE 2010 census was quite expressive (13,666 inhabitants). Placing the neighborhood first when compared to other populous neighborhoods like Itaúna II (7,785 inhabitants).