. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 27.

Published in final edited form as: Demogr Res. 2011 Aug 23;25(16):513–544. doi: 10.4054/DemRes.2011.25.16

Table 6.

Proportion of Second-time mothers by Labor Market Conditions Prevalent in Early Adulthood.

Models: Table 5, columns 3 & 4

Share of women with a Second Birth 8 years after 1^st
	Provincial Unemployment Rate (Quarter)
	5%		10%		20%
Education	Low Sec	College	Low Sec	College	Low Sec	College
All	69.6	74.0	67.6	74.0	63.5	74.1
Born 1950⁺	73.4	80.3	70.7	79.0	65.2	76.4
	*Share Temporary Employment*
	5%		15%		30%
Education	Low Sec	College	Low Sec	College	Low Sec	College
All	70.4	75.3	66.8	74. 0	61.3	72.0
Born 1950⁺	73.7	80.7	69.7	78.5	63.6	75.0

Note: Age at first birth is set at the mean of each education group, the birth cohort is set for those born 1960–67 and all other variables set at the mean. The share of temporary employment is set at the mean when provincial unemployment is allowed to vary in the first two rows and vice versa for the last two rows. Labor market conditions are measured at age 22 for individuals with high school or less and for age 26 for individuals with tertiary education.