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Fig. 3 Fixed-effects models of cumulative probability of onset of self-reported work limitation for men with marital dissolution (1975–1984), by remarriage status. The baseline group is continuously married men. Models control for additional educational attainment, age (spline), and calendar More

Fig. 6 Women's cumulative probability of bereavement, by world region and their mothers’ bereavement history. Estimates are based on Demographic and Health Surveys Program data. More

Fig. 3 Cumulative probability of retiring by age and childhood health. “Poor/fair” includes individuals with “poor, fair or changing childhood SRH”; “Physical” includes those one standard deviation below the mean in an index of childhood physical health; and “Head” includes those with severe More

Fig. 1 Cumulative probability of repartnering for women. N = 534. Source: Health and Retirement Study, 1998–2014. More

Fig. 2 Cumulative probability of repartnering for men. N = 597. Source: Health and Retirement Study, 1998–2014. More

Fig. 6 Difference in cumulative probability of housing instability, referred to funds versus not referred More

Fig. 1 Cumulative probability of ever cohabiting (top row), marrying (middle row), or forming either type of union (bottom row) between ages 14 and 29, by gender and racialized group More

Fig. 8 Differences in the cumulative predicted probability of child loss among respondents with bereaved versus never-bereaved mothers, by country and cohort. Estimates are based on Demographic and Health Surveys Program data. Colored countries are those with significant differences More

Fig. 3 Cumulative predicted probability of marrying, by months since move-in and respondent’s educational attainment More

Fig. 4 The estimated displacement effect on the cumulated pregnancy probability by duration since the displacement/time since the reference quarter (solid line) and the 95 % confidence bounds (dashed line). Average marginal effects from a linear probability model. Source: Own calculations More

Fig. 5 The estimated displacement effect on the cumulated pregnancy probability by duration since the displacement/time since the reference quarter and by upturn and downturn (solid line). 95 % confidence bounds (dashed line). Average marginal effects from a linear probability model. Downturn More

Fig. 3 Cumulated first pregnancy probability by time since the displacement for the treated group (solid line) and time since the “reference quarter” for the control group (dashed line). Source: Own calculations based on BASiD data More