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Child care can be a major expense for single parents and families in which both parents work. Excessive regulations are associated with significantly higher costs, but not meaningfully improved quality. Eliminating inefficient regulations could also encourage more providers to enter the marketplace, bolstering the supply of child care and further bringing down costs. Less regulation and more competition can make child care more affordable. Policymakers should ease the financial burden on parents regardless of their childcare arrangements through across-the-board tax relief.
Child Care

Avoiding Paid Leave Pitfalls

Carrie Lukas | Video
Child Care

COVID And Women—Their Careers, Businesses At Risk If We Don’t Reopen Soon

Senator Joni Ernst & Carrie Lukas | Op-Ed
Child Care

IWF Letter to President Joe Biden

Hadley Heath Manning & Carrie Lukas | Letters
Child Care

Improving Child Welfare

Naomi Schaefer Riley | Op-Ed
Child Care

A True Childcare Crisis

Charlotte Whelan | Blog
Child Care

Senator Todd Young on the Support Working Families Act

Beverly Hallberg & Sen. Todd Young | She Thinks Podcast
Child Care

After the pandemic, where will the US child care system end up?

Hadley Heath Manning | In the News
Child Care

Biden plan would put the squeeze on stay-at-home parents, conservatives say

Hadley Heath Manning | In the News
Child Care

Biden Misunderstands Workplace Flexibility

Carrie Lukas | Op-Ed
Child Care

Work-from-home is the new feminist frontier

Kelsey Bolar | Op-Ed
Child Care

A she-cession? Women hit hardest during COVID-19 downturn

Hadley Heath Manning | Op-Ed
Child Care

Why Women Are Losing More Jobs Than Men During Pandemic Downturn

Kelsey Bolar | On the Radio

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