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Fig. 4 Annual probability of partnering by parental wealth percentile. The figure shows for each year of the observation period (1986–2013) the share of individuals aged 18–35 that formed a cohabiting union/married by parental wealth percentile. First partnering includes only the first union More

Figure 2 Predicted annual probability of birth for Whites with a Black, Hispanic, Asian, or AIAN partner and for endogamous unions. Predicted probability of birth and 95% confidence intervals are estimated from regression models ( Table A1 , online appendix) that hold constant all variables More

Fig. 1 Predicted annual probabilities of transitioning into marriage by education for 1990–1995 and 2005–2010 cohabiting cohorts with 95 % confidence intervals (weighted results) More

Fig. 1 Annual predicted probability of returning home according to change in economic activity, by sex. All other covariates held constant at baseline More

Fig. 1 Results from Model 1: Predicted annual probabilities of conceiving a first child according to calendar period and housing tenure, 1991–2016. To estimate predicted annual probabilities, we allow housing tenure and calendar period to vary and keep the age group at its mean value. Sources More

Fig. 2 Results from Model 2: Predicted annual probabilities of conceiving a first child according to calendar period and housing tenure, 1991–2016. To estimate predicted annual probabilities, we allow housing tenure and calendar period to vary and keep age group, partnership, education, parental More

Fig. 3 Results from Model 2: Predicted annual probabilities of conceiving a first child according to calendar period, housing tenure, and age group, 1991–2016. To estimate predicted annual probabilities, we allow housing tenure, calendar period, and age group to vary, while keeping partnership More

Fig. 4 Results from Model 3: Predicted annual probabilities of conceiving a first child according to calendar period, lower-quartile house prices (1st, 3rd, and 5th quintiles), and housing tenure, 1991–2016. To estimate predicted annual probabilities, we allow calendar period, housing tenure More

Fig. 2 Annual predicted probabilities of returning to the parental home according to partnership and parenthood experience. All other covariates held constant at baseline More