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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 14.
Published in final edited form as: Demography. 2018 Feb;55(1):319–340. doi: 10.1007/s13524-017-0639-2

Table 3.

Impact of local homicide rate on birth weight for all births since baseline and before July, 2009 to panel women in the MxFLS3 reproductive history

Homicide Rate (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
9–7 Months Before Birth −0.9 27.8 −39.9 −120.3 −51.6
(34.6) (54.5) (37.6) (63.1) (70.0)
6–4 Months Before Birth −61.5* −39.0 −54.0 31.7 97.7*
(30.7) (61.7) (34.8) (57.3) (47.1)
3–1 Months Before Birth 35.6 27.4 −3.4 21.8 39.2
(32.8) (51.0) (55.9) (59.9) (82.7)
Sibling Sample No No Yes Yes Yes
Sibling Fixed Effects No No No Yes Yes
Municipality Fixed Effects No Yes No No No
State–Year of Birth Time Trends No No No No No
Pre-/Post-gestation Homicide Rates No Yes No No No
Municipality–Year of Birth Time Trends No Yes No No No
MxFLS1 Used as Exposure Location Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Mean of Dependent Variable 3,241.6 3,241.6 3,249.4 3,249.4 3,245.0
Number of Observations 1,868 1,868 891 891 798
Number of Mothers 415 373

Notes: Homicide rates are per 10,000. Standard errors, clustered at the municipality level, are shown in parentheses. Regressions additionally include controls for the gender of the child, maternal characteristics (age at birth, age at birth squared, years of education, employment status, earnings per month, and marital status), household characteristics (size, per capita expenditure, and rural status), year of birth, month of birth, year of interview, month of interview, birth order, and survey wave fixed effects.

p < .10

*

p < .05