Targeted regulations of abortion providers (TRAP laws) are the fastest growing abortion restriction in the U.S. These … often result in clinic closures, limiting abortion access. We study how women's exposure to these laws in adolescence … affects their fertility and educational attainment. For this study, we codify the legal history of all TRAP laws ever …

significantly decreased the abortion rate by about 8 percent. Furthermore, long-term access decreased the likelihood of teenage …

I specify a dynamic life-cycle model of abortion, contraceptive use, schooling, and labor supply decisions of US women …. I structurally estimate the model, allowing for abortion misreporting, using data from the NLSY97, aggregate abortion … simulate a series of policies and find that eliminating access to abortion services increases contraceptive use but decreases …

performed by Mexico City's public abortion program and analyze effects on desired fertility. Using difference … fertility and present evidence of an increase in unwanted pregnancies …

We examine the long-term consequences of restricted access to abortion following a change in the Hungarian abortion law … effects on the adult outcomes of the affected newborns (educational attainment, labor market participation, teen fertility …, despite the severe restriction, still made abortion permissible for selected groups of women. We control for the compositional …

services and increased restrictions on abortion clinic operations. Together this legislation creates cross-county variation in … access to abortion and family planning services, which we leverage to understand the impact of family planning and abortion … that no longer had an abortion provider within 50 miles. Births increased 1% and contraceptive purchases rose 8% in …

outcomes. We generalize a model of fertility, highlighting assumptions under which these abortion predictions can be reversed …Recent studies based on 20th century US data conclude that abortion access raises children's average socioeconomic …. Using 19th century abortion restrictions, we empirically demonstrate these points. Despite a more than 5 percent increase in …