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The economic role of paid child care in the U.S. - A report series

Description:

This tool includes an interactive map and an interactive gallery dashboard, which are based on The Economic Role of Paid Child Care in the U.S. report. The map generates individual state fact sheets about state paid child care usage and state labor force participation. The dashboard allows users to generate data visualizations about paid child care based on state, age groups, and year.

Resource Type:
Interactive Tools
Author(s):
RegionTrack
Publisher(s):
Committee for Economic Development of The Conference Board
Funder(s):
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Country:
United States

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