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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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Latest Issues

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The Universal Benefits Argument: Everyone In. Everyone Covered.

The political history of the American welfare state is largely a history of targeting. Programs designed for specific populations, defined by need, race, family status, disability, or age, fragmented into silos that serve each group partial...

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The Aggregate Demand Argument: A Job Guarantee is really good for business

In March of 2020, within weeks of the first pandemic lockdowns, the United States economy shed 22 million jobs. What followed was not just a health crisis but a demand collapse: people stopped spending, businesses stopped hiring, landlords ...

8 days ago
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Why You Benefit from a Job Guarantee Even If You Think You’ll Never Need One

If you are reading a Substack about economic policy, there is a decent chance you are doing okay. Maybe you have a good job, a career you have built over the years, a profession that feels solid. And when someone starts talking about a fede...

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AI and Automation: This Time May Actually Be Different

Note: The previous articles in this series have examined what the status quo already costs: the epidemic of unemployment, the humiliation of the means-tested safety net, the deliberate use of joblessness as an inflation control tool, and th...

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  • Trip Powers

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

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