Study Brodeur & Connoly (2012): study CA Quebec 1998
- Public
- 20-49 aged, Canada 1998-2005
- Survey name
- CA-Canadian Community Health Survey: combined waves
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 29000
- Non Response
- Assessment
- Interview: face-to-face
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Child day-care subsidy
- Our Classification
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- Remarks
- Canadian province of Quebec implemented a generous program providing $5-a-day child care to children under the age of 5. In contrast, the number of subsidized-fee day care spaces in the rest of Canada was relatively small compared with the province of Quebec and barely changing over the period considered
- Related specification variables
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- Operationalization
- Change subsidy child daycare in regions in Canada 1997-2005
1: Experimental: Subsidy increased in 1997 in
Quebec for parents of child below age 5
0: Control: Subsidies remained equal for parents of child
a: aged 0-4 in other regions of Canada
b: aged 5 or older in Quebec
Observed Relation with Happiness
vs non-benefiting parents of child
- aged 0-4 in other regions of Canada
- aged 5 years or older in Quebec
b(+.012) controled for:
- having a child in age 0-4
- post 1998
- Individual characteristics
- Age
- Gender
- Born in Canada
- Marital status
- Education
- Religion
- Church attendance
- Year
Negative among men b = -.16(01)
No effect among women b= +.00(ns)
Positive among low educated men b = +.16(05)
Positive among low educated women b = +.5(01)
Negative among high educated men b = -.26(01)
Negative among high educated women b = -.20(05)
Similar among marital categories
vs non-benefiting parents of child
- aged 0-4 in other regions of Canada
- aged 5 years or older in Quebec
b(-.12) controled for:
- having a child in age 0-4
- post 1998
- Individual characteristics
- age
- gender
- migrant status
- marital status
- education
- religion
- church attendance
- Year
Positive among men b = +.08(,10)
Negative among women b = -.07(,10)
Positive among low educated men b = +.28(05)
Positive among low educated women b = +.31(01)
No effect among high educated men b = +.00(ns)
Negative among high educated women b = -.22(01)
Negative among married women b = -.11(05)
Positive among unmarried women b = +.46(01)