> More childcare options, more housing supply (so its cheaper to live), and more childcare workers by e.g., reducing regulations and improving immigration policy. USA has no reason to do this - we have good demographics b/c of immigration and (frankly) Calthocism and its ilk.
How do you square this with huge childcare costs in the US? The costs come from childcare ratios and liability, and those regulations are there for a reason.
Where are all the workers going to come from? Won’t the growing and politically powerful old population want workers for their needs/wants?
How do you square this with huge childcare costs in the US? The costs come from childcare ratios and liability, and those regulations are there for a reason.
Where are all the workers going to come from? Won’t the growing and politically powerful old population want workers for their needs/wants?