Dossier
child care crisis
Coverage of child care crisis in the Nexus archive.
- America has a $172 billion child care problem. Investors are overlooking part of the solution
The child care crisis costs America an estimated $172 billion annually in lost earnings and productivity. While much attention focuses on affordability, a significant constraint is the inadequate supply of classrooms in many communities, leading to workers reducing hours or missing shifts. Solving this complex issue requires institutional capital, land development, and investment far beyond what any single company can provide.