Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4929519 | Advances in Life Course Research | 2017 | 32 Pages |
Abstract
Our bivariate logistic model on the pooled dataset shows that women receiving UB II without the intent to have children in the next two years are less likely to use paid contraceptives than non-recipients. However, this appears to be a spurious correlation, as the longitudinal hybrid model shows no relation between intrapersonal changes regarding UB II and the use of contraceptives subject to cost. This model also provides evidence that women with a migration background and lower education are less likely to use paid contraceptives.
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Authors
Petra Buhr, Laura Castiglioni,