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Session Submission Type: Panel
This panel explores the effects of reproductive health policies on health, fertility, and contraceptive behavior. The first paper in the panel examines how exposure to birth control clinics in early life impacts later-life male mortality, finding that children born after the establishment of these clinics had a longer life expectancy. The second paper considers how restrictive abortion laws following the Dobbs decision have influenced contraception use among commercially insured women. The third paper studies how Colombia’s price regulation of birth control pills altered fertility rates and finds no impact of price regulation on fertility. The fourth paper examines how the Dobbs decision impacted advertising for over-the-counter products like pregnancy tests and emergency contraceptives. Together, these studies highlight the ways in which reproductive policy shapes health and behavior and provide timely research given the current political and legal landscape surrounding reproductive health.
Abortion Regulation and Contraception Demand - Presenting Author: Mallory Dreyer, Indiana University
A Generation of Choice: Early-Life Exposure to Birth Control Clinics and Later-Life Male Mortality - Presenting Author: Hamid Noghanibehambari, Austin Peay State University
Do price regulations on birth control pills decrease fertility? - Presenting Author: Ana Melissa Perez Castano, University of Minnesota
Advertising and Consumer Behavior in Post-Dobbs Era - Presenting Author: Nikita Dhingra, Georgia State University; Non-Presenting Co-Author: Raka Datta, Georgia State University; Non-Presenting Co-Author: Sukriti Beniwal, Georgia State University