Table 2—

Concise Mortality Difference-in-Differences Estimates

	2004 cohort			1999 cohort
	(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)
2005 × New Orleans	0.56 (0.16)	0.55 (0.16)	0.56 (0.16)	0.91 (0.18)	0.91 (0.19)	1.00 (0.15)
(2006–2013) × New Orleans	−0.48 (0.12)	−0.49 (0.14)	−0.36 (0.11)	−0.49 (0.14)	−0.48 (0.17)	−0.23 (0.09)
Included controls	A	B	C	A	B	C
Dependent variable mean Observations	5.55 7,987,100	5.55 7,987,100	5.55 7,986,926	6.31 10,470,949	6.31 10,470,949	6.31 10,470,692

Notes: The table reports difference-in-differences estimates of equation (4) based on the 2004 cohort (columns 1–3) and the 1999 cohort (columns 4–6). The dependent variable is a mortality indicator equal to 0 if a beneficiary was alive during the entire calendar year and is equal to 1 if the beneficiary died in a given year. Coefficients, standard errors (in parentheses), and the dependent variable mean have been scaled by 100. Controls are as follows: A includes baseline zip code and year fixed effects; B also includes fixed effects for each age (one-year bins), race, and sex combination. C additionally controls for age-race-sex effects by year. Standard errors are clustered by beneficiary baseline zip code.