1. Figure 1. Fertility and gender equity: three hypothetical dynamics according to the level of the Gender Gap over time. Note: the three scenarios differ for the level of Gender Gap (assumed to be constant over time): medium, low, and high, respectively.
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2. Figure 2. Average level of Gender Equity by country and across waves.
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3. Note: Countries are placed in increasing order by the average value of Gender Equity in the first wave of our sample. The percentage of gender-equitable men and women are referred to as adjusted because they are estimated using a probit model with controls for age and education.
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4. Note: The graphs are constructed using estimates of models 2 and 5.
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5. Note: The values for Gender Equity and Gender Gap used for the predictions can be found in Supplementary Table S1 in the Supplementary Material for each of the selected countries.
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