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Child care is a critical part of the U.S. economy. Safe, high-quality and reliable child care makes it possible for parents to go to work, participate in job training and education, and also makes it possible for parents to look for work and attend interviews. In addition to supporting the employment of millions of parents every day, child care is a significant employer. More than two million people make up the child care workforce and the industry contributes significant revenue for the economy. Child Care and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Child Care and the Economic DownturnThe Economic Impact of Child Care
Child Care and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
Parents, Child Care and the Economic Downturn
The Economic Impact of Child CareAssessing the Economic Impact of Child Care During Recessionary TimesMildred Warner, National Webinar, December 9, 2009Child Care Multipliers: Stimulus for the StatesMildred Warner, Ph.D., 2009Linking Economic Development and Child CareCornell UniversityRecession, Stimulus and the Child Care Sector: Understanding Economic Dynamics, Calculating ImpactBy Mildred E. Warner, Ph.D., 2009
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