Danielle Graves Williamson
@daniellecgw.bsky.social
Econ PhD Candidate at Boston University
Econ History | Education | Labor | Social Insurance
2025 Spencer/NAED Dissertation Fellow
Council of Economics Advisers alum 2024
Raised in Alabama
https://daniellecgw.github.io/
Econ History | Education | Labor | Social Insurance
2025 Spencer/NAED Dissertation Fellow
Council of Economics Advisers alum 2024
Raised in Alabama
https://daniellecgw.github.io/
I wish I was clever enough for the first scheme. Though, one COULD say that, by willingly taking the apparent lack of outlets at face value, I was scheming to watch sex and the city on my (charged) ipad instead of doing work on my (conveniently dead) laptop...
January 6, 2026 at 3:26 PM
I wish I was clever enough for the first scheme. Though, one COULD say that, by willingly taking the apparent lack of outlets at face value, I was scheming to watch sex and the city on my (charged) ipad instead of doing work on my (conveniently dead) laptop...
rooting for you!
December 10, 2025 at 11:46 PM
rooting for you!
Reposted by Danielle Graves Williamson
💰 Childcare in the U.S. is expensive: in 2022, annual costs ranged from 5% to 35% of median income.
Prices are highest in the Northeast and West Coast, but many counties elsewhere still fact childcare costs >20% of median household income.
Prices are highest in the Northeast and West Coast, but many counties elsewhere still fact childcare costs >20% of median household income.
November 17, 2025 at 2:39 PM
💰 Childcare in the U.S. is expensive: in 2022, annual costs ranged from 5% to 35% of median income.
Prices are highest in the Northeast and West Coast, but many counties elsewhere still fact childcare costs >20% of median household income.
Prices are highest in the Northeast and West Coast, but many counties elsewhere still fact childcare costs >20% of median household income.