Economist Calls Biden Administration Student Debt Relief a ‘Redistribution Scheme’

Economist Calls Biden Administration Student Debt Relief a ‘Redistribution Scheme’
Economist and founder of Ginn Economic Consulting, Vance Ginn, in an interview with NTD News Today, on Sept. 14, 2022. NTD News
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With U.S. prices higher than expected in all areas including food, shelter, and gas, the Biden administration’s student debt relief plan is really a “redistribution scheme” that will further fuel inflation, according to Vance Ginn, economist and founder of Ginn Economic Consulting.
The plan is “what I’ve really been calling a redistribution scheme from those who didn’t go to college and don’t have student loans to everyone who has student loans. Only about 33 percent of Americans have graduated with a bachelor’s degree,” Ginn said during a Sept. 14 interview with the NTD TV News Today program.  “This is a huge shift in the amount of money that people are paying and ... it also fuels more inflation.”