Excellent blog. Andy, I wonder if you might draw on your experience to comment on Red/Blue reaction to different forms of cash payments. It seems like....Red States like ESAs, for example, in part because they are "instead of" $ to traditional schools. Blue States like baby bonds, in part because they are "on top of" all the traditional spending, there's no displacement.
Neither tribe seems particularly interested in murky details of payments that trigger the best possible supply side response.
Equity as policy.... AEI Press is republishing The Unheavenly City Revisted in November. I should send you a copy!
Guaranteed family income DID help families in ST Paul. Here's a link to the research study conducted by University of Pennsylvania faculty: https://www.stpaul.gov/sites/default/files/2023-12/CGIR%20Final%20Report_Saint%20Paul%20PPP_2023.pdf
Excellent blog. Andy, I wonder if you might draw on your experience to comment on Red/Blue reaction to different forms of cash payments. It seems like....Red States like ESAs, for example, in part because they are "instead of" $ to traditional schools. Blue States like baby bonds, in part because they are "on top of" all the traditional spending, there's no displacement.
Neither tribe seems particularly interested in murky details of payments that trigger the best possible supply side response.
Age 4 is too little too late! That was easy. Let’s do another one.