Fig. 2
From: How the provision of childcare affects attitudes towards maternal employment
This graph exemplifies the opposing provision and regulation effects. The provision effect displays the exemplified change in approval rates in the cantons with regulation, distinguishing between municipalities for which the new regulation becomes binding (due to demand for lunchtime and after-school care surpassing the 10 kids threshold) and municipalities for which the new regulation does not become binding. The regulation effect shows the hypothesized jump in approval rates on family policy related topics in cantons introducing a new regulation promoting lunchtime and after-school care compared to cantons without a change in regulation, without controlling for actual provision