- Regulatory policies
- Social infrastructure
- Tax benefits
- Information about care policies
- Direct care services
- Braunstein, Seguino, & Altringer (2019) “Estimating the role of social reproduction in economic growth [WD]”
- Vasudevan & Raghavendran (2019) “Microfinance and the Care Economy [FE]”
- Agénor & Agénor (2019) “Access to Infrastructure, Women’s Time Allocation, and Economic Growth [FE]”
- Heintz & Folbre (2019) “Endogenous Growth, Population Dynamics, and Returns to Scale: Long-run Macroeconomics When Demography Matters [FE]”
- Oyvat & Onaran (2020) “The Effect of Public Social Infrastructure and Gender Equality on Output and Employment: The Case of South Korea [WD]”
- Fontana, Byambasuren, & Estrades (2020) “Options for Modeling the Distributional Impact of Care Policies using a General Equilibrium (CGE) Framework”
- King, Randolph, Floro, & Suh, Demographic, Health, and Economic Transitions and the Future Care Burden, World Development (April, 2021)