The economics of breastmilk
…a business case for supportive and corporative breastfeeding
Betty ADEHOKE
In a world obsessed with investment returns, one of the most sustainable yet extremely high-yield investments a country can make to improve its economy is the simple act of breastfeeding.
Published by Francis Buetey
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