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			The business case for work-family programs Johnson, Arlene, 1995 Journal of Accountancy, 180(2), 53-unspecified Highlights of the cost benefits of employer-supported child care services	Other
			The conflicts of care-giving: Gender, race/ethnicity and the changing political economy of child-care labor Tuominen, Mary, 1995 Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of Oregon, Eugene A theoretical and empirical analysis of the changing nature of child care labor and care-giving work in the market economy specifically among home-based child care workers	Reports & Papers
			Early childhood care and education: An investment that works: Executive summary Smith, Shelley L., 1995 Denver, CO: National Conference of State Legislatures. An exploration of early childhood education and care as a national investment, and the correlation between the expansions of state programs on the outcomes of children	Executive Summary
			Long-term effects of early childhood programs on social outcomes and delinquency Yoshikawa, Hirokazu, 1995 The Future of Children, 5(3), 51-75 A discussion of the benefits of early childhood program participation in aiding the prevention of crimes committed by children, based on a literature review of child delinquency and associated risk factors, with policy recommendations for program design and implementation	Other
			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

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