Table 4 Impact of Homicide Rates on Labor Outcomes by Measures of Fear for Self-Employed Women Aged 18–70 in MxFLS2—Individual Fixed Effects Comparing Same Individual in MxFLS2 and MxFLS3

	Worked Last Week	⁴√Hours Worked Last 12 Months
	(1)	(2)
Panel A: All Self-Employed Women
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	−0.07^**	−0.65^***
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	[0.028]	[0.187]
Sample size	803	803
R²	0.45	0.34
Panel B: Self-Employed Women Who Changed Transportation to Avoid Victimization
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	−0.26^***	−2.40^***
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	[0.086]	[0.644]
Sample size	63	63
R²	0.492	0.399
Panel C: Self-Employed Women Who Report a Lot of Fear during the Day
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	−0.24^*	−1.22^*
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	[0.132]	[0.702]
Sample size	43	43
R²	0.605	0.525
Panel D: Self-Employed Women Who Report a Lot/Some Fear during the Day
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	−0.12^*	−1.04^**
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	[0.069]	[0.445]
Sample size	174	174
R²	0.403	0.305

↵Notes: All models include marital status, household composition, rural/urban, migration expectations, preferences, emotional status, presence of relatives in United States, year and quarter of interview, and state GDP. Standard errors clustered at the MxFLS2municipality level in brackets. *p < 0.1, **p < 0.05, ***p < 0.01.