Appendix Table 1.

The Effect of the UR on Mother’s Health for the Full sample and for the Sample Interviewed After 2008

	Health status Excellent or Very Good	Health problem limits work	Obesity	Any health insurance	Smokes	>=4 Drinks on 1 Occasion	Drug use	Depressed
Full sample
LOGIT	0.933	0.989	1.024	0.987	1.09	1.091	1.029	0.998
	[−1.755]	[−0.284]	[1.407]	[−0.334]	[1.810]	[1.852]	[0.471]	[−0.033]
LOGIT-FE	0.848	1.073	1.087	0.993	1.256	1.140	1.400	0.941
	[−2.602]	[0.661]	[0.712]	[−0.111]	[2.231]	[1.521]	[2.499]	[−0.791]
N	7,080	7,070	6,178	7,064	7,079	7,070	7,058	7,067
N changers	953	364	511	758	359	491	322	591
Sample interviewed AFTER 2008
LOGIT	0.929	0.99	1.018	0.966	1.089	1.046	1.048	0.978
	[−1.66]	[−0.182]	[0.712]	[−0.701]	[1.382]	[0.912]	[0.621]	[−0.283]
LOGIT-FE	0.842	1.013	1.017	1.025	1.214	1.188	1.252	0.935
	[−2.610]	[0.123]	[0.142]	[0.371]	[1.841]	[1.921]	[1.574]	[−0.832]
N	3,540	3,539	3,100	3,534	3,540	3,537	3,536	3,532
N changers	531	202	279	415	209	302	161	320

Note:

Each coefficient comes from a separate regression.

Logit models control for mother characteristics (age, race/ethnicity, education, income-to-needs ratio, and marital status), and baseline state and year fixed-effects; errors are clustered at the baseline state level (see equation 1). Logit-FE models control for year fixed-effects (see equation 2).

The sample interviewed after 2008 includes years 2009 and 2010.

T-statistics are shown in brackets; bold font indicates that the result is statistically significant at the 95% level of confidence.