We are really far behind. In fact, when we think about our care policies, the U.S. spends less than one percent of its GDP on family and care policies.
Mark DeSaulnier: “We are really far behind. In fact, when we think about our care policies, the U.S. spends less than one percent of its…”
On the recordMarch 23, 2021
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DeSaulnier highlights the U.S. lagging in family and care policy spending.
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