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In this paper, we explore the economic effect of the ECE industry in California. We first provide an overview of the industry in California, describing characteristics of the workforce, costs for parents, and the availability of public dollars to assist low-income families needing child care. Next, we review the literature on two of the main means by which the ECE industry supports state and local economic development: first, by promoting the workforce mobilization and productivity of parents, and sec- ond by promoting the cognitive and social development of children, who grow to be individuals less likely to need public services and more likely to make positive. | Economic Impacts of Early Care and Education in California by Jenifer MacGillvary and Laurel Lucia August 2011 uc BERKELEY LABOR CENTER Economic Impacts of Early Care and Education in California by Jenifer MacGillvary and Laurel Lucia University of California Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education August .
