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Month: August 2014

How the Student Loan Debate Lacks Nuance and Context

  • August 26, 2014
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There's a lot of talk out there about the crushing burden of student loan debt facing many millennials. But the return on investment varies drastically between those who attend public, private, or for-profit colleges. And that should matter.

Categories: Domestic Policy, Education

Detroit is Not Enormous: Size, Revenue, and the City’s Ongoing Crisis

  • August 18, 2014

As the Detroit metropolitan region sprawled throughout the latter half of the twentieth century, the city’s physical boundaries remained unchanged. As a result, the city of Detroit is isolated from much of the wealth of the region and must either…

Categories: Domestic Policy, Economy

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