The economics of early childhood investments
By fabi
The White House report from the Obama administration in 2015 focuses on the economic benefits of investing in early childhood care and education (ECCE). It underscores the substantial returns to society from such investments, including enhanced cognitive and socio-emotional development in children, increased earnings and employment for parents, and broader societal benefits like reduced crime and less need for remedial education. The report emphasizes the value of early interventions and high-quality childcare in fostering long-term economic growth and reducing inequalities.
Executive Office of the President of the United States of America (2015). “The economics of early childhood investments”.
