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Direct linkLouv, Richard – National Scientific Council on the Developing Child, 2006
Leading economists conclude that investments in young children may be the best way to stimulate economic growth, and investments in young children's social and emotional development may be the most productive of these investments. The science base for these conclusions comes from two independent streams of research: neuroscience and developmental…
Descriptors: Economic Progress, Low Income, Young Children, Economic Impact
