Unintended and inequitable impacts of a 2017 policy change for license-exempt home child care: Executive summary

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This research brief addresses the question of whether an Illinois policy change that aimed to improve the quality of child care had the unintentional effect of sharply reducing the number of children in subsidized child care. (author abstract)

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Executive Summary

Author(s):

Alexander David; Henly Julia R.; Stoll Marcia

Publisher(s):

University of Chicago; Illinois Action for Children

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