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Trip’s Substack

Trip Powers

A Cultural Materialist approach to analyzing current events. A Modern Money Theory approach to solving them.

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A Counterfactual Argument for the Job Guarantee: What April 2020 Would Have Looked Like With a Floor

We have come to the end of this series. For the concluding article, I wanted to show what a Job Guarantee might have done when COVID hit in April 2020. Again, this is compared to what we actually did, which, while necessary, led to its high...

8 days ago
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The Shock Absorber Argument: Design the Recession Response Before the Recession

The United States has now run two large-scale experiments in how to respond to an economic crisis. The results are instructive, and the lesson is the same in both cases, though it arrives from opposite directions.

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The Price Stability Argument: FJG is better than Unemployment

A Note and thanks: If you haven’t already found it, Darren Quinn is writing excellent economics on SubStack. Ironically, his post yesterday is on the same topic as mine today, which comes naturally in the flow of this series. I cite his pos...

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The Care Economy Argument: The Most Important Work in Our Society Is the Work We Have Decided Not to Pay For

In 2021, Congress expanded the Child Tax Credit as part of the American Rescue Plan. The result was the largest single-year reduction in child poverty in American history: the rate fell from 14.9 percent to a historic low of 5.2 percent, li...

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    Teacher of Economics, Anthropology and History. Perpetual Optimist. Happiest Angriest person I know.

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