Table 4

Heterogeneity Analysis of Abortions by Woman‘s Sociodemographic and Educational Characteristics

Dependent Variable: Log(Abortions)Mother Older vs. Younger
(1)
Mother Married vs. Not Married
(2)
Mother at Least High School vs. Less than High School
(3)
Richer Province vs. Poorer Province
(4)
Lighter Crisis vs. Stronger Crisis
(5)
Panel A
Post-July 4, 2007−0.0885
(0.1114)
−0.1298
(0.1146)
−0.1350
(0.0835)
−0.0121
(0.0290)
0.0098
(0.0385)
Interaction0.0056
(0.1443)
0.0999
(0.1480)
0.0342
(0.1135)
−0.0253
(0.0506)
−0.0691
(0.0497)
Panel B
Post-May 13, 2010−0.2416**
(0.1014)
−0.1821
(0.1182)
−0.1000
(0.0916)
−0.0754
(0.0489)
−0.1341**
(0.0626)
Interaction0.0256
(0.1275)
−0.0456
(0.1339)
−0.1236
(0.0993)
−0.0669
(0.0717)
0.0505
(0.0720)
Panel C
Post-August 1, 20100.1705
(0.1170)
0.3717***
(0.1145)
0.1422**
(0.0636)
0.1272***
(0.0401)
0.1093**
(0.0496)
Interaction0.0371
(0.1459)
−0.2371*
(0.1261)
0.1197
(0.1043)
−0.0690
(0.0626)
−0.0332
(0.0632)
Week FEYesYesYesYesYes
Year FEYesYesYesYesYes
Province FEYesYesYesYesYes
Average Y in 07/2006–06/2007 reference1.281.262.333.602.82
Average Y in 07/2006–06/2007 interaction4.264.243.171.952.72
Average Y in 05/2009–04/2010 reference1.451.222.293.512.88
Average Y in 05/2009–04/2010 interaction4.204.403.322.142.77
  • Notes: Estimates of discontinuity at the cutoff in an RD-DiD framework. Estimations equivalent to those in Table 2 but on data from different subsamples. Fully interacted model: all variables are interacted with dummy variable “younger,” “not married,” “less than high school,” “poor province,” and “stronger crisis” in Columns 1–5, respectively, and the dummy variable itself is also included. Division into younger (15–32 years) and older (33–44 years) age groups in Column 1 is based on median maternal age in birth data in 2000–2017. Data are restricted to eight weeks on each side of the cutoff. Abortions related to fetal deformations are excluded. Sample size is 3,200. Standard errors are clustered at the province level.