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(Not) valuing care: A review of recent popular economic reports on preschool in the US

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An economic critique of the models and assumptions used in the Invest in Kids (IIK) reports on the economic impact of public investments in early child care and education published between 2003 and 2009
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Author(s):
Warner Mildred

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