What Natasha Sarin thinks about family
American economist and law professor at Yale Law School and the Yale School of Management, president of the Budget Lab at Yale and a contributing opinion writer for The New York Times; earlier counselor for economic policy to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and a Washington Post columnist.
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Our readingCostly care for two-earner couples prices families outside the top out of having children.
Their wordsMy pet theory is that it is related to rise of two-earner couples: Life isn't built for this crowd being parents (certainly not of 3 kids!) w/o complex and increasingly costly care infrastructure. So people who aren't in the top are priced out.