Figure 2
Adjusted rate ratios measuring the time-varying associations between US eviction moratorium expiration and daily COVID-19 incidence (new cases per population) (A) and mortality (deaths per population) (B), 2020. Rate ratios were modeled using negative binomial regression with fixed effects for state and calendar week, adjusting for testing rate, stay-at-home orders, school closures, and mask mandates. Event study coefficients estimate effects only in states with expiring moratoriums. States that maintained their moratoriums are included in models to control for secular trends. Data from the COVID-19 Eviction Moratoria and Housing Policy database, the Johns Hopkins Center for Systems Science and Engineering COVID-19 time series, and the COVID Tracking Project (13–15).

Adjusted rate ratios measuring the time-varying associations between US eviction moratorium expiration and daily COVID-19 incidence (new cases per population) (A) and mortality (deaths per population) (B), 2020. Rate ratios were modeled using negative binomial regression with fixed effects for state and calendar week, adjusting for testing rate, stay-at-home orders, school closures, and mask mandates. Event study coefficients estimate effects only in states with expiring moratoriums. States that maintained their moratoriums are included in models to control for secular trends. Data from the COVID-19 Eviction Moratoria and Housing Policy database, the Johns Hopkins Center for Systems Science and Engineering COVID-19 time series, and the COVID Tracking Project (13–15).

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