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Panel: Work and Family Policies: How Can Policy Reduce the Tensions Between Work & Family?
(Family and Child Policy)

Saturday, November 14, 2015: 10:15 AM-11:45 AM
Merrick II (Hyatt Regency Miami)

*Names in bold indicate Presenter

Panel Organizers:  Brad Wilcox, University of Virginia
Panel Chairs:  Spence Kjell Purnell, Florida State University
Discussants:  Anja Karolina Tolonen, Barnard College, Columbia University


Evaluation of State Parental Leave Policies in the United States –Evidence from Parents' Subjective Well Being
Ipshita Pal, Columbia University



Static or Dynamic?: Identifying Longitudinal Patterns of Nonparental Child Care Participation during Nonstandard Hours Using the ECLS-B
Casey H. Boyd-Swan, Kent State University



How Would Guaranteed Child Care Subsidies Affect Families' Expenses and Government Costs? Results from National and State-Level Analysis
Linda Giannarelli, The Urban Institute and Sarah Minton, Urban Institute



The Effects of Workplace Breastfeeding Benefits on Women's Feeding and Labor Market Outcomes
Siying Liu, University of Pittsburgh


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