Quick take: Fiscal modeling: Helping states and communities estimate the true cost of services for children

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This brief explains the purpose and process of fiscal modeling which can help stakeholders understand revenue and expenses of delivering early childhood services.

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Prenatal to Five Fiscal Strategies

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Prenatal to Five Fiscal Strategies

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