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Childcare markets in the US: Supply and demand, quality and cost, and public policy

Description:
An overview of the supply of and demand for child care in the United States, with discussions of the roles of quality, provider type, the workforce, parent choice, and public policies in the formation of the American child care marketplace
Resource Type:
Other
Author(s):
Sosinsky Laura Stout
Publisher(s):
Policy Press
Editor(s):
Penn Helen; Lloyd Eva

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