Student Debt Forgiveness: Who Really Pays?
26 July 2019
Beth Akers, Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, discusses whether college should come with a money-back guarantee, who ultimately pays with loan forgiveness programs, her latest book, "Game of Loans: The Rhetoric and Reality of Student Debt," and more.
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