
Cynthia Osborne
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Oct 9, 2026
Advocates tell lawmakers childcare industry is a 'failed market'
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0:29Shawn AshleyHOST
That's right.
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0:30Shawn AshleyHOST
Cynthia Osborne, executive director of the Prenatal to Three Policy Impact Center at Vanderbilt University, told lawmakers she uses the US childcare industry as an example of a failed market.
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0:44Shawn AshleyHOST
She said a market fails when it cannot provide enough of a good or a service that is beneficial to society at prices customers can afford, and that's exactly the problem parents have been describing in childcare in Oklahoma for several years now.
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1:00Dick PryorHOST
Lawmakers also heard that childcare is not just an issue for parents, but also for the workforce and the state's economy.
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4:57Beth WallaceCORRESPONDENT
The national childcare landscape was dubbed a market failure because of affordability and access concerns.
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5:03Beth WallaceCORRESPONDENT
Cynthia Osborne is the executive director of the Prenatal to Three Policy Impact Center at Vanderbilt University.
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It's when the private market simply cannot produce enough of a good at a price that consumers can afford, and that good is actually essential for the economy.
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Our economy is suffering, and overall, our society suffers.
New report highlights government policies that support families state-by-state
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6:32Holly RichardsonHOST
... is that right? And-
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6:32Lois CollinsGUEST
Yes, Cynthia Osborne.
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6:34Holly RichardsonHOST
Yeah.
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6:35Holly RichardsonHOST
S- w- what were some of the, her either key takeaways or highlights?