"Policy Point—Counterpoint: Could a Universal Childcare Policy Be Implemented to Help Working Families in the U.S.?" by Carol D. Miller, Allison Gerdes et al.

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Article Title

Policy Point—Counterpoint: Could a Universal Childcare Policy Be Implemented to Help Working Families in the U.S.?

Authors

Carol D. Miller
Allison Gerdes
Tessa Bragger

Document Type

Editorial

Abstract

In this policy point-counterpoint, the concept of universal childcare is examined through an economic lens.

Recommended Citation

Miller, Carol D.; Gerdes, Allison; and Bragger, Tessa (2020) "Policy Point—Counterpoint: Could a Universal Childcare Policy Be Implemented to Help Working Families in the U.S.?," International Social Science Review: Vol. 96 : Iss. 1 , Article 17.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.northgeorgia.edu/issr/vol96/iss1/17

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