RP’s CEA of LN is done by quarter, so it’s quarterly. More pertinently to the part you quoted, row 144 is saying the income of the women reached for counselling is modelled as increasing by $1 for every $1.17 of all-in program cost in Q1 ’24, the latter quickly dropping to just $0.25 by Q4 ’25. If you’re wondering what this corresponds to in terms of % increase in earnings, it’s 19%, from Canning and Schultz (2019) with −20% and −40% discounts for internal and external validity respectively.
RP’s CEA of LN is done by quarter, so it’s quarterly. More pertinently to the part you quoted, row 144 is saying the income of the women reached for counselling is modelled as increasing by $1 for every $1.17 of all-in program cost in Q1 ’24, the latter quickly dropping to just $0.25 by Q4 ’25. If you’re wondering what this corresponds to in terms of % increase in earnings, it’s 19%, from Canning and Schultz (2019) with −20% and −40% discounts for internal and external validity respectively.