But failing to invest in children when they are very young means a higher cost to society, and business, down the road.
Tom Harkin: “But failing to invest in children when they are very young means a higher cost to society, and business, down the road.”
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Harkin argues that not investing in early childhood education will lead to greater future costs.
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