Publications
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Recent Publications
Student Debt and Young America Annual Report and Comparison Tool
This tool allows for interactive comparisons of higher education and debt statistics for specific geographic areas at the national, state...
Part of the series Millennial Student Debt
Robust evidence for $1400 relief and recovery checks
Drawing on over a decade of rigorous research, JFI Senior Fellow Claudia Sahm presents evidence in favor of additional $1400 checks...
Part of the series From Idea to Reality: Getting to Guaranteed Income
Social Wealth Seminar: Saule Omarova
“The Case for a U.S. National Investment Authority.”
Part of the series Social Wealth Seminar
Comparing bipartisan proposals for a federal child allowance expansion
JFI researchers compare child allowance proposals from the perspective of extensive cash-transfer expertise
Reweaving the Safety Net: The Best Fit for Guaranteed Income
The second installment reviews the literature on cash assistance, indexes current income support and insurance programs, and offers insights on...
Part of the series From Idea to Reality: Getting to Guaranteed Income
Social Wealth Seminar: Sarah Quinn
“How Credit Programs Became a Multi-Purpose Political Tool.”
Part of the series Social Wealth Seminar
Social Wealth Seminar: Philip Rocco
“COVID-19 and the Crisis of American Federalism.”
Part of the series Social Wealth Seminar
The Student Debt Crisis Is a Crisis of (Non-)Repayment
Over the last ten years, as outstanding student loan debt has mounted and been assumed by a more diverse, less...
Part of the series Millennial Student Debt
Social Wealth Seminar: Steve Randy Waldman
“Perspectives on Social Wealth Funds.”
Part of the series Social Wealth Seminar
Social Wealth Seminar: Aja Brown
“The Compton Pledge: An Economic Resilience Strategy for Strengthening Community in Compton.”
Part of the series Social Wealth Seminar
Social Wealth Seminar: Jonathan Calenzani
"Bond Yields in an Era of Slow Growth."
Part of the series Social Wealth Seminar
Congressional Overlay
An interactive map of congressional-level student debt trends from 2009 to 2019.
Part of the series Millennial Student Debt