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Federal spending on children peaked in 2021. Now it may decline by $230 per child in 2024, report finds

Federal spending on children has seen a "steep decline" since a 2021 pandemic peak. In 2024, expenditures on children are expected to level off, research finds.

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Federal spending on children peaked in 2021. Now it may decline by $230 per child in 2024, report finds
Federal spending on children has seen a "steep decline" since a 2021 pandemic peak. In 2024, expenditures on children are expected to level off, research finds.
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