and i will have an answer on that in the next couple of weeks. president biden campaigned on canceling some student loan debt. after more than year of pressure from activists, he says he will soon make a decision. tens of millions of americans hold 1. 6 trillion dollars in federal student loans. biden does have the authority to use executive action to cancel that debt. up until now he has been extending the pause on student loan payments that has been in place since the beginning of the pandemic. a solution finally seems to be coming to a head and conservatives are waging attacks. jeff stein is an economics reporter at the washington post. he covers the student debt debate and other issues. he joins me now. jeff, to speak on the context here the pause on payments started during the pandemic as part of the emergency measures. it has been extended multiple times by the biden administration. the reason, i think, that we are seeing this issue surface now is that as the legislative agen
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Economic Opportunities Program Newsletter, February 2021
At the Aspen Institute Economic Opportunities Program, and for our many colleagues and partners, the ongoing and intertwined health, economic, and racial justice crises bring new urgency to our work to improve access to quality jobs, options to participate in business ownership, and the freedom to pursue economic opportunity. Below we share our monthly newsletter with highlights of recent work. As always, we welcome your feedback, thoughts, and partnership in advancing inclusive opportunity and an economy in which we all can thrive. Click here to subscribe.
A New Chapter for the Future of Work
“The future of work is not a distant point decades from now we must try to predict. Instead, what work looks like tomorrow depends on how we address historical injustices that shape opportunities today.” In a new blog post, Future of Work Initiative Director Shelly Steward describes the integration between the Economic Opportunitie