The Economic Development Effects of Early Childhood Programs

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The Economic Development Effects of Early Childhood Programs

This study finds that implementing proven programs for children would increase job growth and earnings in the long-run, as well as boost future GDP and government revenues.  While business subsidies provide a greater short-term boost to state job growth, early childhood programs provide a greater long-term boost as program participants enter the workforce.

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