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How Economists and the Business Community Advance a Birth to Five Agenda

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This article examines the economic benefits of investing in the earliest years and provides a state example which demonstrates it in action.

This article shines a light on the economic benefits of investing in the earliest years and provides a state example which demonstrates it in action. It concludes with tips and strategies for how your state and/or community can work with business leaders and economists to establish similar investments for infants, toddlers, and their families.

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