Does Formal Child Care Availability for 0–3 Year Olds Boost Mothers' Employment Rate? Panel Data Based Evidence from Belgium

Claire Dujardin · Muriel Fonder · Bernard Lejeune

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Claire Dujardin, Muriel Fonder, Bernard Lejeune, Does Formal Child Care Availability for 0–3 Year Olds Boost Mothers' Employment Rate? Panel Data Based Evidence from Belgium, Annals of Economics and Statistics, No. 129 (March 2018), pp. 103-126

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