Mu Report Backs Economic Investment in Early Child Development Study Says Using Funds to Promote These Programs Would Give More Benefit Than Traditional Incentives
Charleston Daily Mail › October 11, 2005
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West Virginia would get a 12 percent return on economic development investments in early childhood, according to a study by Marshall University's Center for Business and Economic Research.
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Mu Report Backs Economic Investment in Early Child Development Study Says Using Funds to Promote These Programs Would Give More Benefit Than Traditional Incentives
"Traditional economic development incentives have become fairly homogenous from state to state. By contrast, one of the most innovative and productive economic development investments...
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