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The Economics of Childcare
On the 8th episode of the Economics of Me podcast we explore childcare.
We’ll ask when did this concept of childcare and early childhood education come about? What is the current state of play in Australia, where have we been and where does the government’s policy take us.
Why is a progressive approach to childcare not only essential for the economy (enhancing productivity and community outcomes) but how it positively impacts the middle and working classes rather than hampers them.
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By Leon GohOn the 8th episode of the Economics of Me podcast we explore childcare.
We’ll ask when did this concept of childcare and early childhood education come about? What is the current state of play in Australia, where have we been and where does the government’s policy take us.
Why is a progressive approach to childcare not only essential for the economy (enhancing productivity and community outcomes) but how it positively impacts the middle and working classes rather than hampers them.
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Follow on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/theeconomicsofme/
Please click subscribe to be first to get new episodes. Should you be compelled to donate to the channel you can do so via this link:
https://gofund.me/1763a06c
We’re raising funds for The Economics of Me Podcast to keep bringing you passionate, educational content. Every donation makes a huge difference in continuing our episodes—please click the link below to support or share. Thank you so much!