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Child Care Remains Central to an Equitable Recovery

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  • Sam Evans
  • Ana Hernández Kent

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Affordable child care can raise labor participation and productivity, as well as improve gender equity and the economic security of mothers, particularly women of color.

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  • Sam Evans & Ana Hernández Kent, 2022. "Child Care Remains Central to an Equitable Recovery," On the Economy 94077, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
    • Handle: RePEc:fip:l00001:94077
    Note: This post is the second in a six-part series titled “The State of Economic Equity.” This series examines the challenges facing vulnerable workers this year and possible ways to improve their economic security and resiliency in an economy reshaped by the pandemic.
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