Child labor negatively impacts the U.S. economy by reducing earnings, limiting education, and perpetuating poverty cycles. Children engaged in labor contribute less economically and face risks to their health and future opportunities. Focusing on education is essential for building a stronger economic foundation.
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Child labor negatively impacts the US economy by contributing lower earnings and perpetuating cycles of poverty and lack of education. Although some argue that it might provide skills, the long-term detriments outweigh these potential benefits. Overall, ensuring children receive an education is essential for a stronger economy. ;