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The Effect of Childcare on Female Labor Supply and Child Development in Low and Middle Income Countries
Childcare services can offer an opportunity for women to develop their careers and increase household income. At the same time, it can affect the development of children, depending on the quality of care. We first develop a collective model of the household as a conceptual framework to show how impr
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