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What Are the Effects of Student Loan Debt on the Economy? - 0 views

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    Student loan debt is something that greatly impacts the economy in many different ways. Student debt can cause many graduates to set aside their goals, such as owning a home in order to pay off their debts. Student debt is a larger problems and it is sometimes overlooked.
ktfaithtom

American Household Credit Card Debt Statistics: 2015 - NerdWallet - 0 views

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    Why do Americans have so much debt? This article gives some great statistics on debt, and why we have seen an increase in personal debt in America.
tyl2148154

Total College Debt Now Exceeds Total Credit Card Debt - 0 views

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    This article compares credit card debt to student loan debt.It also exolains how it benefits the government for students to take iut these loans
tyl2148154

How The $1.2 Trillion College Debt Crisis Is Crippling Students, Parents And The Economy - 0 views

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    This article compares college debt from various education institutions.
caaassiereynolds

Why going to college should be cheap - 0 views

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    Student loan debt is reaching a staggering number. Those who are going to better their life should be able to live there life and not drown in debt.
matthewvazquez

Poverty in the United States - 0 views

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    This article gives a enhanced look into poverty in America, with many statistics. It also covers the connection between poverty and other social issues such as health, food, and crime.
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    Very good article
David Munnelly

The Economic Case for Legalizing Drugs - 0 views

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    Our nation is riddled with debt and many states have considered relaxing drug policies to help budgets.  There are some financial benefits that would come with legalizing drugs such as taxes and savings on both persecuting and housing criminals.
Adam Tschetter

Our Federal Reserve - 0 views

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    Many people don't realize it, but the United States government does not control the United States currency. The Federal Reserve is a private business. The crazy part is that the way our monetary system works is the same way the English banking system worked back in the day. In fact, that was one of the reasons for the Revolution in the first place
jes2173947

It's Too Expensive to Go to College Anymore - 0 views

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    America is the land where all your hopes and dreams can come true. Anyone with a drive to learn more should have an equal and fair opportunity to attend college. We could only fantasize about free college education. Student debt is expected to rise from $35,000 to $45,000 in the next generation and will only continue to go up. A college degree is worth so much more than a college degree. A good education is valuable. Although the price may be high, you will be rewarded by help for the future. Joseph, M. (2013) It's too expensive to go to college anymore. Available at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/marc-joseph/its-too-expensive-to-go-t_b_3935231.html (Accessed: 12 September 2016). In-text citations: (Joseph, 2013)
amb2065920

US Is Still Only Industrialized Nation Without Paid Maternity Leave - 0 views

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    : Dina Bakst with A Better Balance explained to ABC News how unpaid leave affects the family. There can be long term financial issues such as credit card debt or even bankruptcy as a result of taking that time off. Offering paid leave will provide a sense of security for these
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Cost Of College Degree In U.S. Has Increased 1,120 Percent In 30 Years, Report Says - 0 views

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    It seems to me the more perceived value something has, the more expensive that item becomes. The cost of a college education is often the reason behind people not being able to obtain that higher degree they desire. This article explores this data.
acjarrel93

Yes, Income Inequality Has Stopped Growing - 0 views

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    This article dives into the issue if income quality has decreased, as well as its level of importance. It points out that the government should pursue a proactive agenda to increase employment and earnings among working households. It targets the idea of focusing on increasing employment opportunities versus income equality.
tif2171863

NEA - It's Time to Push for Free College. Education is Key - 2 views

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    I think this is a great topic. Since, we are all in college and know first hand the expenses of college. This article argues to push for free college. He talks about a college in Georgia where they have scholarships for free college. I think this is rather interesting!
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    This is an interesting thought however, I feel that too easily the system would get bogged down. Also, the money to pay for this free college would have to come from tax-payers. In reality I don't see how it would work. I know in Germany college is free IF a student has a certain score on a standardized test, so that the government sees the student as a worthwhile investment. It sounds harsh, but it works. I think in America too many things would cause that rule to be derailed. Also, Germany has as much smaller and homogeneous population, so that works better.
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    I am a person who is all for free education..in theory. Like Amanda, I do not believe it would be beneficial to provide the United States with free education because we as the tax papers would suffer. However, I do wish the government would make it so that we are not in such crippling debt once our education is over.
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    As much as I would love to see free education, it would not be free because it would come down to the average tax payer to pay for it. I do however wish to see lower interest rates.
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    I wish education could be 100% free. Everyone is always pushing us younger people to pursue a college degree without knowing that college isn't just a sign up and go kind of thing. You have to pay thousands of dollars either out of pocket or by federal funding.
dev2154967

Why school lunches should be free to all - 2 views

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    This article sums up that 60% of school lunches are already subsidized for students across all of America, and the remaining 40% still suffer on missed lunches. The amount of money spent trying to administer the costs of managing the school lunches could almost close the gap on the last 40% having to pay out of pocket, and potentially missing multiple lunches.
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    I believe no child should ever go hungry. I think that every grocery store should offer ripe produce for people and children as they shop, health and wellness should be priority one.
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    Nice website! I like how it has all the information you might need for citing.
alyzarram

Education Should Be Free for Everyone - 2 views

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    Information can readily be absorbed when it is relevant to human purpose. The proper focus of authentic education is not ingestion and disgorgement of information like trained seals clapping their flippers on command but a development process that leads to critical thinking and life-long learning skills.
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    I agree, many other countries already have free education. I bet the wage gap would definitely benefit from the country having a free education system in the United States.
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    I agree with this I think education should always be free. Everyone should be able to get a decent education even if they are not financially well off.
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    I feel there would be more to benefit from having a higher population of educated individuals. These people would have more to contribute to society and the economy, so there would be more to gain in the long run.
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    I agree with this education should be free. Lots of people don't go to college for the fact that they cant afford to go. President Biden has canceled student loans which I think was really good of him to do. I know people who are in debt due to this.
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    Education overall has so many social issues carved into it, cost being one of the major ones. Even just cutting down the cost would help. but we are one of the most expensive countries to attend college in. Like the article you linked states, student loans and the excessive amount people spend on an education results in them becoming bankrupt before even starting out.
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