, economists have already begun debating whether the action could compound the surging inflation that continues to bedevil the U.S. economy.
Among the most prominent voices warning that the forgiveness would lead to increased inflation has been Larry Summers, former treasury secretary and Harvard University president emeritus, who“I hope the Administration does not contribute to inflation macro economically by offering unreasonably generous student loan relief,” he wrote. He said the debt relief would translate into increased spending, which would in turn increase overall demand and, thus, inflation.
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization focused on fiscal policy issues, echoed the concerns,that $10,000 of debt cancellation would add 0.15% to one common measure of inflation, the Personal Consumption Expenditure, or PCE, price index, with a compounding effect over time.
The PCE price index is a more comprehensive measure for the price of goods and services than the more commonly watched measure of inflation, the Consumer Price Index, or CPI. Unlike the CPI, the PCE has not shown signs of slowing.
Wow, the bias is usually a little more tame. Felt like I was watching Fox “News”
I’m pretty sure they are saying n promising this because elections are coming up n they want votes supposedly this won’t take place until January how suspicious
Of course it is. It’s taking outstanding federal debt and just creating money out of thin air to pay for it.
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