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Appendix A: Percent Change in Teen Birth Rate per 1,000 Women Ages 15 to 19: 1991-1996, State-by-State Ranking

Rank

State

1991 Teen Birth Rate

1996 Teen Birth Rate

% Change

1

Alaska

65

46

-29

2

Maine

44

31

-28

3

Vermont

39

30

-23

4

Michigan

59

47

-21

5

Wyoming

54

44

-19

6

Hawaii

59

48

-18

7

Montana

47

39

-17

7

South Dakota

48

40

-17

7

Missouri

65

54

-17

7

Ohio

61

50

-17

11

Pennsylvania

47

39

-16

11

Washington

54

45

-16

11

California

75

63

-16

11

Wisconsin

44

37

-16

15

Maryland

54

46

-15

15

Virginia

54

46

-15

15

Colorado

58

50

-15

15

New Jersey

42

35

-15

15

Massachusetts

38

32

-15

20

Florida

69

59

-14

20

New Hampshire

33

29

-14

20

Minnesota

37

32

-14

20

South Carolina

73

63

-14

24

West Virginia

58

50

-13

*

UNITED STATES

62

54

-12

25

Idaho

54

47

-12

25

Louisiana

76

67

-12

25

Tennessee

75

66

-12

25

Oklahoma

72

63

-12

25

Illinois

65

57

-12

25

Mississippi

86

76

-12

31

Iowa

43

38

-11

31

Utah

48

43

-11

31

New Mexico

80

71

-11

31

District of Columbia

114

102

-11

31

Kentucky

69

62

-11

31

Georgia

76

68

-11

31

Kansas

55

50

-11

38

North Carolina

71

64

-10

39

North Dakota

36

32

-9

39

New York

46

42

-9

39

Nebraska

42

39

-9

42

Arizona

81

74

-8

42

Nevada

75

70

-8

42

Oregon

55

51

-8

45

Connecticut

40

37

-7

45

Indiana

61

56

-7

45

Delaware

61

57

-7

45

Texas

79

74

-7

49

Rhode Island

45

43

-6

49

Alabama

74

69

-6

49

Arkansas

80

75

-6

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Not significant at p < .05.
Ventura SJ, Mathews TJ, Curtin SC. Declines in teenage birth rates, 1991-1997: national and state patterns. National Vital Statistics Report 1998; 47(12):1-16.
Ranking system used in the chart is based on: Annie E. Casey Foundation. When Teens Have Sex: Issues and Trends. Baltimore, MD: The Foundation, 1998.


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Endnotes

Appendix B: Expenditures & Investments Cost Formulas

Source/Citation:
Feijoo AN. Teenage Pregnancy, the Case for Prevention: An Updated Analysis of Recent Trends & Federal Expenditures Associated with Teenage Pregnancy. Washington, DC: Advocates for Youth, 1999.

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