A Multiprocess Model for Correlated Event Histories with Multiple States, Competing Risks, and Structural Effects of One Hazard on Another
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Steele et al. (2005) describe a general framework for the analysis of correlated event histories, with an application to a study of partnership transitions and fertility among a cohort of British women. A multilevel multistate competing risks model is used to examine the relationship between prior fertility outcomes (the presence and characteristics of children and current pregnancy) and the dissolution of marital and cohabiting unions, and movements from cohabitation to marriage. Using a simultaneous equations model these partnership transitions are modelled jointly with fertility, allowing for correlation between the unobserved woman-level characteristics that affect each process.
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