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Fig. 4 Reproductive timing by polygenic score (PGS) for earlier age at first birth: Unrelated non-Hispanic white females ( n = 2,681). High PGS ≥ 1 standard deviation above mean ( n = 432); low PGS ≤ 1 standard deviation below mean ( n = 418). Mantel-Haenszel log-rank test indicates More

Fig. 3 College attendance effect on discrete-time probability of first birth, by age and propensity score strata More

Fig. 4 College completion effect on discrete-time probability of first birth, by age and propensity score strata More

Fig. 1 Monthly employment status distribution, by time since first birth (Extended Sample). More

Fig. 1 Kaplan–Meier survival estimates for time to first birth after focal child by treatment status. Data are from the authors’ calculations. More

Fig. 1 Trends in mean age at first birth and mean age when leaving full-time education in the TwinsUK sample and national representative data of the United Kingdom. AFB = age at first birth. The UK = estimates from large, nationally representative data from the Office for National Statistics More

Fig. 1 Reproductive timing: Unrelated non-Hispanic white females ( n = 2,681). Mean time to event: menarche = 12.2; first sex = 17.2; and first birth = 26.2 More

Fig. 4 Variation in hazard rates of first birth by age and immigrant background. Hazard rates are derived from event-history models, where the process time is age, ending at first birth. Cases are censored if no first birth has occurred by age 40. Source: Authors' analysis based on Swedish More

Fig. 3 Proportion of women employed and proportion of women employed full-time, by race and whether the first birth was planned More