"This project, led by Richard Brandon and Lynne Kagan, has focused on analyzing 'alternative' methods of paying for high quality child care. This entailed applying financing lessons from other near-universal social benefits, and developing a multi-component simulation model to estimate costs and impacts of alternative financing approaches, featuring dynamic estimates of parental choices regarding care and employment. The simulation model is intended to help policy makers and analysts to obtain comparative costs of care, and distribution of benefits, under different policy scenarios. Four new state reports - SC, OH, IL, MS - and state and local surveys."
-- "What's New", the Alliance on Early Childhood Finance
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http://www.hspc.org/
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