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released: 1 May 2001 author: Moyle H, Kelly Z & Dowling P

Current until 1 May 2002. This working paper examines changes in affordability over time for different types of families at different income levels using long day care services.

ISSN 1035 5049; Cat. no. AIHW 6967; 19pp.; OUT OF PRINT

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Publication table of contents

  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • Trends in the affordability of long day care services
  • Discussion
    • Table 1: Impact of government assistance on costs of 20 hours community-based long day care, by family type, 1991-2000
    • Table 2: Table: Impact of government assistance on costs of 40 hours community-based long day care, by family type, 1991-2000
    • Table 3: Impact of government assistance on costs of 20 hours private long day care, by family type,1991-2000
    • Table 4: Impact of government assistance on costs of 40 hours private long day care, by family type,1991-2000
    • Table 5: Impact of government assistance on costs of 20 hours family day care, by family type, 1991-2000
    • Table 6: Impact of government assistance on costs of 40 hours family day care, by family type, 1991-2000
  • References

Recommended citation

Moyle H, Kelly Z & Dowling P 2001. Trends in the affordability of child care services. Welfare Working Paper no. 29. Cat. no. AIHW 6967. Canberra: AIHW.