TABLE 4.

Effects of access and free access to a broad contraceptive method mix

	(1)	(2)	(3)
	All women	Current contraceptive users
	Modern Contraceptive Use	LARC Use	Decision-Making
Access to both LARC and SARC	0.021 [−0.007,0.049]	0.055 [−0.007,0.116]	0.014 [−0.020,0.049]
Free access to both LARC and SARC	0.047** [0.019,0.074]	0.004 [−0.055,0.062]	0.014 [−0.020,0.047]
p-value	0.004	0.027	0.663
Control mean	0.252	0.282	0.906
Number of observations	29802	8462	8462

95% confidence intervals in brackets

LARC: long-acting reversible contraceptives, including implants and intrauterine devices. SARC: short-acting reversible contraceptives. Decision-making: whether respondent participated in the decision on contraceptive method. Propensity weights generated from multinomial logistic models were applied to adjust for observed differences by treatment status. The p-value row reports the two-sided p-value from an F-test of equality of the treatment effects of access and free access.

^*p < 0.05,

^**p < 0.01,

^***p < 0.001