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Childcare supply and demand in Montana: Exploring the impacts of a lack of childcare on the Montana economy

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Childcare provides critical support to the Montana economy, allowing parents of young children to participate in the labor force and preparing the future generation of workers through high-quality early childhood education. Licensed childcare capacity has been consistently undersupplied despite its essential role in supporting the statewide workforce. In 2022, licensed childcare capacity met only 43% of estimated demand. This article explores the supply and demand for childcare in Montana and the workforce impacts of this persistent undersupply. (author abstract)

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Reports & Papers
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United States
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Montana

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