Posts – People's Policy Project

The single payer plan in the Urban Institute study is different from M4A.

Fine as far as things go but not likely to reduce poverty by much.

Over two-thirds of Americans with an opinion support a carbon fine.

Poverty is easy to fix. Just keep building the welfare state.

The claim is both true literally and even non-literally in the spirit of things.

Poor families spend 22 percent of their income on out-of-pocket medical expenses.

Sloan is attempting to replace Republican Roger Williams in TX-25.

Capitial’s share provides more than enough money to finance a universal basic income.

The Financial Times forecasts doom and gloom where there isn’t any.

These are mostly unemployment benefit schemes, but not very good ones.