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A Public Investment Priority for Job Creation in Turkey: Expanding Child Care and Preschool Services

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  • Ipek Ilkkaracan
  • Kijong Kim
  • Tolga Kaya

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This one-pager presents the key findings and policy recommendations of the research project report The Impact of Public Investment in Social Care Services on Employment, Gender Equality, and Poverty: The Turkish Case, which examines the demand-side rationale for a public investment in the social care sector in Turkey--specifically, early childhood care and preschool education (ECCPE)--by comparing its potential for job creation, pro-women allocation of jobs, and poverty reduction with an equivalent investment in the construction sector.

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  • Ipek Ilkkaracan & Kijong Kim & Tolga Kaya, 2015. "A Public Investment Priority for Job Creation in Turkey: Expanding Child Care and Preschool Services," Economics One-Pager Archive op_50, Levy Economics Institute.
    • Handle: RePEc:lev:levyop:op_50
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