Chris Sarlo

Last week, the Fraser Institute’s publication of my research study, “The Cost of Raising Children,” generated considerable interest in the media. Shortly after the paper was released, I had many requests for interviews. In general, the various reporters and journalists I spoke to did a decent job of transmitting the main ideas in the paper. However, there remain some wildly incorrect views about what I said, so I want to take a moment to provide clarification.

Last week, the Fraser Institute’s publication of my research study, “The Cost of Raising Children,” generated considerable interest in the media. Shortly after the paper was released, I had many requests for interviews. In general, the various reporters and journalists I spoke to did a decent job of transmitting the main ideas in the paper. However, there remain some wildly incorrect views about what I said, so I want to take a moment to provide clarification.