It’s a Money Thing: Denying Women Birth Control Causes Lasting Economic Effects
New research shows that access to contraception creates long-term benefits for women and their families.
Lisa Wirthman
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Lisa Wirthman writes about public policy and business. Her work has appeared in Forbes, the Atlantic, USA Today, and the Denver Post. Follow @LisaWirthman
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