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Tuition‐free college is the Democratic Party’s flavor‐of‐the‐month plan to increase educational affordability and access.
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When it comes to diagnosing the causes of the Great Depression and prescribing cures for our present recession, the pundits and economists from the biggest schools typically argue about two different types of intervention. Big-government Keynesians, such as Paul Krugman, argue for massive fiscal stimulus—that is, huge budget deficits—to fill the gap in aggregate demand. …
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When asked in the abstract, voters generally tell pollsters they want the government to do more to solve the problems in their lives. Yet new data show that the COVID-19 crisis and the subsequent botched response at all levels of government may be starting to relieve people of their naive belief that more government “help” …
Tuition‐free college is the Democratic Party’s flavor‐of‐the‐month plan to increase educational affordability and access.
