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@Wharton professor of #Business #Economics and #PublicPolicy. Host of Kent On Money SiriusXM 111, Tue 5-7 ET. Faculty Director at the Penn Wharton @BudgetModel

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RT @Wharton: The proposed income-driven repayment program in Biden's Student Debt Relief Plan “could radically change how people finance co….
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To understand why gas tax holiday has no impact on price (net of tax) paid by consumers when SR supply is inelastic, a basic diagram from first week intro micro. (Equivalently, shift up S to same effect, as incidence is independent of party taxed, also from micro.)
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Total US fixed income debt ($53 trillion) now larger than value of US stock market ($50 trillion).
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Despite new job creation falling below expectations, wages have risen 14% in the leisure and hospitality industry. Analysis by Torsten Slok of Apollo
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From @BudgetModel: Average U.S. household (HH) must spend $3,500 more in 2021 to get 2020 level of goods and services. Lower-income HH's will have to increase spending by 7% while higher-income HH's by 6%:
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We estimate that inflation in 2021 will require the average U.S. household to spend around $3,500 more in 2021 to achieve the same level of consumption of goods and services as in recent previous...
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From Apollo's Chief Economist, Torsten Slok
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RT @mkraju: In a big warning sign, Manchin said BBB shouldn’t rely on temporary spending that could become permanent. “I don’t think that’s….
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CBO/JCT releases illustrative score of #BuildBackBetter assuming temporary spending programs made permanent. An increase in 10-year debt of $3.0 trillion under permanent spending, versus $0.2 trillion for the Act as-written with temporary spending.
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CBO and the Joint Committee on Taxation project the budgetary effects, including the effects on interest costs, of a modified version of H.R. 5376, the Build Back Better Act, that would make various...
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RT @WhartonSchoolPR: A growing number of states are hitting 'pause' on their reopening plans due to #coronavirus surges. Professor @KentOnM….
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RT @Wharton: 🎥 Join @Penn Wharton @BudgetModel, led by Faculty Director @KentOnMoney, live on Tuesday, May 5 at 12 PM ET for a discussion o….
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RT @wwwojtekk: A very interesting presentation on policy responses to pandemics by @KentOnMoney.
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RT @Wharton: 🔊 @WhartonBizDaily SPECIAL REPORT: "Wharton on Managing Uncertainty: The #Coronavirus Outbreak". Listen in as leading faculty,….
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RT @MichaelJGarry: Yardley Wealth Management’s Michael J. Garry will on “Your Money” with Kent Smetters. Tune in February 25th from 5:15 pm….
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RT @PragerMetisCPAs: Tune in to hear E. Martin Davidoff, Partner in charge of National Controversy, discuss key tax controversy issues with….
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RT @BudgetModel: Have you registered for #PWBM’s #MedicareForAll event happening tomorrow, January 22nd? Our faculty director @KentOnMoney….
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A panel discussion featuring PWBM speakers.
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