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Table of Contents
Child Care Policy, Welfare Reform and
Low-Income Families
The Questions
Family Data
Policy and Administrative Data
Data Reflecting Availability of ECE Programs & Costs of Working
Data on Labor Market & Community Characteristics
The Setting
The Study Areas
Welfare Reform
In Miami-Dade County
Child Care Subsidies
In Miami-Dade County
Empirical Model
Methods
Unbalanced Longitudinal Data
Empirical Results:
Income-Eligible & CPS
Empirical Results:
Income-Eligible & CPS (cont’d)
Empirical Results:
Current & Former Welfare Recipients--Work?
Empirical Results:
Current & Former Welfare Recipients--Earnings?
Other Empirical Results
Other Empirical Results
Socio-Demographic &
Human Capital
Effects of the Local Labor Market
Effects of Local Communities
No Work or Earnings Effects?
Conclusions
I
Conclusions
II
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