Jacob and Christian speak with Dr. Harris and Dr. Bourgeois about the costs and benefits of privatizing healthcare for all parties. Both experts have ...

Our podcast explores additional costs associated with educating immigrant students, and how compounding affects could lead to excess strain for certai...

This podcast focuses on educational vouchers. It provides a background of what vouchers are and how they came into place. It explores how vouchers inf...

Given the current political climate and emergence of presidential candidates touting campaign promises, the policy of free higher education has resurg...

Student debt is a serious issue affecting millions of Americans, this podcast delves into the economics surrounding student loans and the role of the ...

This podcast will place an emphasis on the implications of the Raise the Wage Act of 2019 within the greater context of poverty and inequality. The Ec...

Since its inception, the Earned Income Tax credit, or EITC, has been one of the strongest anti-poverty programs in the United States. A rare welfare p...

In our podcast we explain how unemployment insurance can cause a moral hazard that leads to dependency and how this causes stigmas and can be perpetua...

In this podcast Makayla, Ben, and Adam discuss drug pricing in the pharmaceutical industry. In recent years, there has been a sharp increase in the co...

Social Security benefits now outweigh the program's income from taxes and interest earned. With the aging baby-boom generation and the increasing life...