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Methodology for 'During the summer months, families can expect to pay 20 percent of income on child care'

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This memo describes the methods used to derive the expected amount a typical family in each state will spend on summer child care for 2018 as well as the affordability of providing this care. (author abstract)

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Other
Author(s):
Novoa Cristina
Publisher(s):
Center for American Progress

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