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Figures & data
Table 1. Out-of-pocket spending for contraceptives and public provision of contraceptives
Table 2. Contraceptive sales growth regressed on macroeconomic indicators in 12 Latin American countries during 2007–2010
Figure 1. Estimated regression line of contraceptive sales growth on previous year change in poverty. Note: Entire sample (black line). Countries with above-average out-of-pocket spending (grey line). Circles are country-year observations; circles from countries with above-average out-of-pocket spending are filled. Increases in poverty were associated with subsequent decreases in the growth of contraceptive retail sales, particularly among countries with above-average out-of-pocket spending.
Table 3. Contraceptive sales growth regressed on macroeconomic indicators in six Latin American countries with above average out-of-pocket spending
Data availability statement
Country-level data and R code to reproduce the analysis are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request. Household survey microdata are already accessible from the respective source.