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Peer Reviewed JournalCurrent Filters: Resource Type:Other [remove]; Pub Year:2011 [remove]; Classification:Cost Benefit Analysis [remove];
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The economic case for targeted preschool programs A compilation of economic arguments supporting a targeted approach to public early childhood education focusing on children in need instead of a universal availability approach |
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The economics of children's early years: Early care and education in Ireland: Costs and benefits An exploration of research on the economic benefits and costs of early care and education |
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Educated, employed and equal: The economic prosperity case for national child care Arguments for a national child care agenda in Canada, premised on both women's increased workforce participation and a cost-benefit analysis of the universal provision of child care services |
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The first 5 years: Starting early An overview of the long-term benefits of investment in early childhood programs, with a discussion of the policy implications for Northern Territory, Australia |
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Making the case for universal childcare An economic argument for publicly-supported, universal child care for preschool-aged children in the United Kingdom |
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Preschool as public entitlement: Advancing children or political interests? A compilation of arguments for an approach to public prekindergarten that targets at risk populations of children instead of a universal approach to prekindergarten availability |
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A sustainable financing model: High quality preschool for at-risk children: Results from the Granite School District in Utah An examination of a sustainable financing model for publicly-funded preschool in a Utah school district based on savings produced by reductions in the elementary school special education costs of participants |
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The value of investment in the early years: Balancing costs of childhood services An examination of research evidence on the benefits of investing in early childhood programs and a discussion of strategies for investing in early childhood programs in Northern Territory, Australia |
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