Losing Ground? Federal Investments In Children Will Shrink Over the Next Decade if Present Policies Continue

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Losing Ground? Federal Investments In Children Will Shrink Over the Next Decade if Present Policies Continue

Between 2006 and 2017, the share of the budget pie that the federal government will invest in children is projected to decline by 14 to 29 percent, according to Losing Ground?, the new report from the Partnership for America's Economic Success.

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