Families under Confinement: COVID-19 and Domestic Violence

Families under Confinement: COVID-19 and Domestic Violence
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被监禁的家庭:COVID-19 和家庭暴力

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2020
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Social Science Research Network
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通讯作者:
L. Hoehn‐Velasco
L. Hoehn‐Velasco
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作者:
A. Silverio‐Murillo;J. R. Balmori de la Miyar;L. Hoehn‐Velasco

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Does the COVID-19 stay-at-home order increase domestic violence? The significant decline in household income combined with prolonged confinement with the potential assailant may increase household conflict Despite these plausible reasons for an increase in household violence, economic theory predicts that domestic violence depends on the income distribution within the household To test these effects empirically, we estimate the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on domestic violence using two different data sources in Mexico City First, we utilize call-center data from a domestic violence hotline (Linea Mujeres), and, then, we corroborate the call-center findings using official police reports Using an event-study design, we find domestic violence calls for legal services decreased, however, domestic violence-related calls for psychological services held constant and even increased in certain weeks Then, we consider the effect on official police reports and find that domestic violence police reports declined We conclude by considering the differential effects of three local policies: food assistance, the prohibition of alcohol sales, and support to micro-entrepreneurs We discover suggestive evidence that food assistance and support to micro-entrepreneurs mitigated domestic violence, but the alcohol ban did little to prevent household violence