Public Kindergarten, Maternal Labor Supply and Earnings in the Longer Run

Soldani, Emilia

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“…Because mothers traditionally provide an outsized share of child care, publicly provided 2 One exception is (Soldani, 2015), who exploits kindergarten age rules and finds positive labor supply e↵ects that persist up to five years.…”

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Access to Head Start and Maternal Labor Supply: Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Evidence

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2023

Journal of Labor Economics

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