Maura McAdama*, Kristel Millerb & Rodney McAdamb a DCU Business School, Dublin City University, Dublin, Irelandb Dept. of Mgt, Leadership and Marketing, Ulster Newtownabbey, UK

Family Planning Perspectives pared with 63% of those among Hispanic women and 54% of those among white and other non-Hispanic women.2 The greater prevalence of unplanned pregnancy among low-income women and among black or Hispanic women reflects their lower levels of contraceptive use3 and higher likelihood of contraceptive failure.4 However, it is not clear whether racial and ethnic difference...