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Elizabeth E. Davis2018

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Do Child Care Subsidies Increase Employment Among Low-Income Parents?

Elizabeth E. Davis · Caroline Carlin · Caroline Krafft · Nicole D. Forry

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Year2018

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Published2018-08-06

VenueJournal of Family and Economic Issues

ISSN-L1058-0476

Languageen

Citations18

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