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U.S. policy basically discourages having kids. Now our economy is paying the price - Los Angeles Times
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Column: US policy basically discourages having kids. Now our economy is paying the price - The Daily News
The largest health care strike in U.S. history was called off Thursday as Kaiser Permanente and unions representing 75,000 workers finally reached a tentative agreement. This after a planned three-day ... Read More
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U.S. policy dicourages having kids, which hurts our economy - Richmond Times-Dispatch
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LZ Granderson: U.S. policy basically discourages having kids. Now our economy is paying the price
September marked the 33rd consecutive month in which the U.S. economy added jobs. The labor-market participation rate is up, and there are more than 9 million job openings across the country. This ... Read More
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LZ Granderson column | US policy basically discourages having kids. Now our economy is paying the price - The Daily News
The largest health care strike in U.S. history was called off Thursday as Kaiser Permanente and unions representing 75,000 workers finally reached a tentative agreement. This after a planned three-day ... Read More
U.S. policy discourages having kids. Now our economy is paying the price | LZ Granderson - The Seattle Times
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Granderson: U.S. policy basically discourages having kids. Now our economy is paying the price - Yahoo
A child-care center in Elk Grove, Calif. Costs of child care far exceed what many families can pay, and in much of the country, there are no spots available anyway. (Rich Pedroncelli / Associated ... Read More
Granderson: U.S. policy basically discourages having kids. Now our economy is paying the price - Yahoo
September marked the 33rd consecutive month in which the U.S. economy added jobs. The labor-market participation rate is up, and there are more than 9 million job openings across the country. This ... Read More
Granderson: U.S. policy basically discourages having kids. Now our economy is paying the price
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