Measuring the effect of changing legislation on the frequency of divorce: The Netherlands, 1830–1990

Frans W.A. van Poppel · Joop de Beer

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Abstract This article discusses different procedures for measuring the effects of judicial changes on divorce rates. It presents an alternative model and applies it to a historical time series for the Netherlands. In this model, intervention variables were added to a statistical time-series (ARIMA) model. The conclusion of our analysis was that the effects of three judicial changes were only temporary.

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