What are the effects of paid family leave programmes in the United States?

Rory Allanson

What are the effects of paid family leave programmes in the United States?

Rory Allanson

Economics

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Abstract

To compensate for the lack of national provision, nine US states plus the District of Columbia have launched their own paid family leave programmes, with four more in the works. Studies highlight the effects of these policies on health, fertility and employment, but there is still much to learn.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 24 Apr 2024

Keywords

paid family leave
maternal health
manditory paid family leave

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Does Paid Family Leave Affect Abortion? Evidence from New York
Allanson, R., Lenhart, O. & Romiti, A., 15 Apr 2024, Glasgow: University of Strathclyde, 42 p. (Strathclyde Discussion Papers in Economics; vol. 24-01).
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