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Scenario 1: host and vector
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National social context | In face of global economic recession, country A had higher unemployment rate than country C | Less educated and manual workers were more likely to be fired during economic recession in country C |
RTI related context | Unemployed families could not afford to buy protective devices, better cars, and health insurance | Unemployed families could not afford to buy protective devices, better cars and health insurance |
Individual exposure and resources | More people in country A were vulnerable to severe injury in traffic crashes than country C | People with low socioeconomic position were more vulnerable to severe injury in traffic crashes |
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Scenario 2: physical environment
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National social context | Country C had higher income than country A | Country C had larger income inequality than county A |
RTI related context | Country C invested more on better road infrastructure than country A | Distribution of resources in maintaining better road infrastructure in country C was unequal |
Individual exposure and resources | All people living in country C had exposure to safer road conditions than people live in country A | People living in deprived areas of country C had exposure to more unsafe road infrastructure |
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Scenario 3: social environment
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National social context | Country C had higher safety standards than county A | The quality of governance in country C was unequal |
RTI related context | Country C adopted speed limits and alcohol impairment laws, but not in country A | Speed limits and alcohol impairment laws were more strictly enforced in better-off areas |
Individual exposure and resources | All people living in country C have less exposure risk than people living in country A | People living in deprived areas have higher exposure risk than their counterparts in better-off areas in country C |