The labor supply effects of child care costs and wages in the presence of subsidies and the earned income tax credit

Social Sciences

• earned income 91%
• labor supply 84%
• income tax 80%
• subsidy 64%
• child care 63%
• wage 61%
• credit 55%
• costs 36%
• expenditures 28%
• net wage 20%
• low wage 12%
• literature 4%

Business & Economics

• Labour Supply Effects 100%
• Earned Income Tax Credit 95%
• Child Care Subsidies 86%
• Child Care 85%
• Subsidies 53%
• Wages 44%
• Expenditure 34%
• Costs 24%
• Single Mothers 24%
• Low Wages 16%