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			Balancing the family budget: Differences in childcare expenditures by race/ethnicity, economic status, and family structure Brayfield, April, 1995 Social Science Quarterly, 76(1), 158-177 A study on factors affecting child care expenditures within families with children under five using data from the 1990 National Child Care Survey	Reports & Papers
			A bargain at any price?: Child care costs and women's employment Brayfield, April, 1995 Social Science Research, 24(2), 188-214 A study of the influences of child care costs on women's employment	Reports & Papers
			An economic analysis of kin-provided child care Brandon, Peter D., 1995 (Discussion Paper No. 1076-95). University of Wisconsin--Madison, Institute for Research on Poverty. A paper examining maternal choices in residential proximity to kin and the likelihood of use of kin provided child care.	Reports & Papers
			A structural model of child care and labor supply of married women Ribar, David, 1995 Journal of Labor Economics, 13(3), 558-597 A study of the family demands for paid and unpaid child care services and their relationship to the work effort of married women.	Reports & Papers
			What does it cost to mind our preschoolers? Casper, Lynne, 1995 (Current Population Reports, Household Economic Studies P70-52). Washington, DC: U.S. Bureau of the Census. A compilation of statistics regarding the costs of child care arrangements to families of varied structures and characteristics, based on information from the 1993 U.S. Census	Other

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