Using Policy-Relevant Administrative Data in Mixed Methods: A Study of Employment Instability and Parents’ Use of Child Care Subsidies

Business & Economics

• Child Care Subsidies 100%
• Mixed Methods 83%
• Administrative Data 68%
• Subsidies 18%
• Low-income Families 15%
• Social Programs 15%
• Child Care 14%
• Mixed Methods Research 14%
• Program Participation 14%
• Government Subsidies 13%
• Job Characteristics 13%
• Disruption 10%
• Schedule 8%
• Integrated 6%
• Evaluation 6%
• United States of America 4%
• Factors 3%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Child Care 61%
• Parents 42%
• Government Financing 18%
• State Government 16%
• Program Evaluation 12%
• Income 9%
• Appointments and Schedules 9%
• Research Design 9%
• Research Personnel 7%
• Interviews 7%
• Child 4%

Social Sciences

• subsidy 56%
• child care 55%
• government subsidies 16%
• job characteristics 14%
• research planning 9%
• low income 9%
• participation 6%
• evaluation 5%
• interview 4%
• experience 3%