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Using Cost-Benefit Analyses to Promote Using Cost-Benefit Analyses - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Using Cost-Benefit Analyses to Promote Using Cost-Benefit Analyses - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Using Cost-Benefit Analyses to Promote Using Cost-Benefit Analyses to Promote y y the Early Childhood Agenda the Early Childhood Agenda Rob Bradham Senior Vice President of Business Development p and Government Affairs Greater Richmond
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60% of Richmond city 3rd graders could not 60% of Richmond city 3 graders could not read at grade level
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Connect the dots…
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Looking ahead to the future…
- Housing
- Transportation
Transportation
- Education
- Workforce children are the workforce of the future
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…a fact of life is that the future will be different from the past…. e e
- e pas
. d h t l f it and we have to plan for it.
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Speaking the Language of the Business Community…
“Enough of the warm and fuzzies… business people respond better to the hard facts than to a heart-tugging sentimental approach when asked for sponsorship.” Paul Hirschbiel p p
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Helps politicians and business leaders…
- Allocate dollars effectively in times of
scarce resources scarce resources;
- Make tough investment decisions and
substantiates their decisions substantiates their decisions;
- Provides a familiar language to business
leaders and leaders; and
- Provides proof to what has always been
commonsense commonsense.
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Returns ranging from $3 to $17 for every t d ll i t d tax dollar invested
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Someone important to say it…
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Grab their attention…
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Long term, national level data…
High/Scope Carolina Chicago Parent-
Benefits and Costs of Early Childhood Development- 2002 Dollars
g /Scope Perry Preschool Ca o a Abecedarian C cago a e Child Centers T l B fi f Total Benefits for every $1 invested (Public & Participants) $8.74 $3.78 $10.15 p ) Total Public Benefit for every $1 i t d $7.16 $2.69 $6.87 $1 invested
Source: The Economic Benefit of High Quality Programs: What Makes the Difference? , Prepared by Ellen Galinsky for CED
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Connecting the dots…
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Slide 14 AO9 I love the graphic, but if there is a way to make it bigger or separate out the points, I think that would be good. But if you feel it's not critical to his talk, then it is ok as is.
Alyssa Oliveri, 5/29/2008
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