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The economic role of paid child care in the U.S.: A report series – Part 2: Labor force participation: Executive summary

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This report examines both long- and short-run trends in U.S. labor force participation. The two primary measures of labor force participation are defined and discussed, and key trends are examined. (author abstract)

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Executive Summary
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Committee for Economic Development of The Conference Board

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