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If you’ve recently chatted with a well-informed liberal – the kind who reads the NY Times or watches PBS NewsHour – you’ve heard encouraging things about the economy. You’ve heard that Biden’s doing a good job. Unemployment has gone down, wages have gone up. Why can’t you be happy about it all?

To celebrate all this good news, we brought back our friend, Yeva Nersisyan, associate professor of economics at Franklin and Marshall College, research scholar at the Levy Institute, and frequent collaborator with MMT OG Randy Wray.

Yes, unemployment rates are lower, but we know those numbers don’t tell the true story. Or have you already forgotten our episode with Pavlina, just two short weeks ago? Yes, wages have gone up. But so has inflation. And in the race between inflation and wages, inflation is winning. Speaking of which, our Macro N Cheese family knows that one thing worse than inflation is the Fed’s cure for it.

In this episode, Steve and Yeva look at the disconnect between the ongoing immiseration of the working class and the rosy scenario painted by politicians, pundits, and economists. At least one of those groups should know better. They discuss the looming student debt crisis, and the effect of the Fed’s interest rate hikes on student loans.

When discussing MMT-informed solutions, Yeva warns:

“You have to be consistent — whether it's the Trump tax cuts, whether it's the social security question. And you have to consistently say: the question of taxes and government spending, it should not be about deficits, should not be about debt, it should be about: is this the right thing for the economy? Is this what the people want? Is this what the people need? That's what you need to start with. And just because you want to raise taxes on the wealthy, which I do too, but I don't want to tie it to things like social security, because I think that's just a losing argument, and that's just not true.”

MMT points toward answers, if anyone is asking.

Yeva Nersisyan is an associate professor of economics at Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, PA, and a research scholar at the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College.

Setting the Bar Low with Yeva Nersisyan

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Episode 120: Percolate and Invest Your Wealth

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Percolate and Invest Your Wealth

“Owe no one anything except to love one another, for he who loves another has fulfilled the law” (Rom. 13:8). In light of this verse, some people say that any debt is sin. That is not the case. Here’s why, and how Christians should think about and deal with debt.

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Debt & the Christian (Doug Wilson)

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The death of Russian opposition figure, Alexei Navalny. Student debt forgiveness. Podcasts contributors Zoë Bordes and Ashley Tsao discuss these stories and more with Podcasts Editor Jack Garland. News Editor Catherine Hamilton joins the show to discuss a USAC resolution.

This Week: February 23

The American people see through mainstream claims of “the greatest economy ever.” They are confronted by evidence to the contrary every day.

Steve and his guest, economist Yeva Nersisyan, take a deep dive into the current US economy, looking at the repercussions of the high costs of education, healthcare, and housing.

They discuss different perspectives on the causes of inflation and talk about Isabella Weber’s work on “sellers’ inflation” and its relationship to monopoly power. They argue that the drive for corporate profits, leading to abusive price-setting, has been the primary force behind inflation.

They also talk about the effect of fiscal policy on income inequality, revealing politicians’ contempt for the working class.

Yeva Nersisyan is an associate professor of economics at Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, PA, and a research scholar at the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College.

Demystifying Sellers Inflation with Yeva Nersisyan

The high cost of college is changing how high schoolers think about whether or not to go. A new book, “Rethinking College,” argues for changing the narrative around higher education to be more welcoming to gap years, apprenticeships and other alternatives to college at a time where a degree is so expensive that students worry about its value.

How Rising Higher Ed Costs Change Student Choices. (Doubting College, Ep. 6)

Elijah, Vale, and Betina discuss three stories covering student debt relief, recent Nobel Laureates, and sustainable shopping.

Sound Economics 2024 Podcast 3

A weekly podcast about the future of learning. Join host Jeff Young and other EdSurge reporters as they sit down with educators, innovators and scholars for frank and in-depth conversations.

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