This week on Facing the Future, it looks like the economic party is really over. After nearly 15 years of extremely low interest rates leading to economic stimulus, tax cuts, and spending and borrowing sprees, we now have the highest inflation in 40 years. But as the federal reserve tries to lower inflation by hiking interest rates, many economists and DC politicians are now openly acknowledging that we may be headed for a recession. So what can Congress and the Biden administration do? Concord Coalition policy director Tori Gorman and chief economist Steve Robinson join me.
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Opportunity Costs and Heroic Assumptions
Choppy Waters Ahead
Spending Smarter vs. Spending More
You've Got Questions, We've Got Answers (Again)
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An Intergenerational View: The National Debt
2019 Highlights: Concord's Economic Growth Agenda
2019 Highlights: Remembering Alice Rivlin
Building the Workforce
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Intergenerational Conversations
Millennials and The Fiscal Flywheel
Millennial Perspective: Climate Change and National Debt
Shutdown, Tax Cuts and Medicare For All
Trust Fiscal Facts
Reforming the ‘Third Rail’ of Politics
Fiscally Responsible Economic Growth
Missed Opportunity Costs
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