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Government doesn't think a redistributive approach to public finances is what i should be doing. labour clearly things that is what government should be doing, but needs to start flushing out in policy terms what it would do instead. so i think that a penalty of questions that labour is going to have to confront over the next few days. there's also a big one about they would in laws striking a harder. laws striking a harder. laws have striking a harderwhen have strikinga harder when it have striking a harder when it comes ;triking a questions when it comes to industrial action, some of which w...

See up to $20,000 in debt forgiven. the plan also extends the pause on student loan payments until 2023. so is this going to help, or is it going to hurt the economy? let's talk about it with senior fellow at the american enterprise institute, beth acres and former section chief at the federal reserve and claudia saum. does this help or hurt the economy? >> this will hurt the economy in a minor way. a lot of people are upset because of the inflationary impact. to be honest, the inflation impact will be more mild. i'm more upset about the policy terms and what it means to the higher education f...

Challenges. it really says something about this white house and its belief and its desire and decision is going to use executive power to get things done. i think we should be a little concerned about what comes next. paul: it seems like colleges are going to raise tuition, students are going to have to take out more loans the future democrats are going to say let's write off more debt. that is your moral hazard a point i think, there is no question about that. but what can be done in policy terms to stop that? >> what can we do? >> the problem here which is driving the student debt issue are ...

Of sugar to help the medicine go down, which i wondered how that would translate to policy terms! yeah, i think this leadership race is so different from previous ones because there is no clear winner that has emerged quickly, like it has in the past. and the other thing is because the tories have been in powerfor 12 years, they are all coming out with these ways to fix various problems that we are facing — inflation, the nhs, and pretending like they have not actually been in power for 12 years, that they are running against the establishment, and that they do not bear any responsibility fo...

Party group on wednesday evening trying to do a broadcast. there was a brass band playing, notjust various military themes and the national anthem, even a selection from mary poppins, which was rather intriguing. we were getting a spoonful of sugar to help the medicine go down, which i wondered how that would translate to policy terms! yeah, i think this leadership race is so different from previous ones because there is no clear winner that has emerged quickly, like it has in the past. and the other thing is because the tories have been in power for 12 years, they are all coming out with thes...