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DP18968: The Introduction of Universal Child Care in New Mexico: Initial Evidence on Mothers' Labor Supply
In November 2025, New Mexico became the first U.S. state to implement a universal, no-cost child care subsidy program. This paper estimates difference-in-differences and event-study models to evaluate the impact of universal child care on mothers' short-run labor supply adjustments. Using monthly Cu
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