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Loans in the long view

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By Nick Barr
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Nicholas Barr suggests how Labour should approach the tuition fee system he helped design To address the dire financial situation in higher education, the new government needs to operate along two time tracks. Short-run government actions will be defensive––notably any necessary emergency action to stop institutions going bankrupt. A robust longer-term solution, ideally with some cross-party support, will need time to develop, pointing to some sort of review.
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Predicting homelessness: Housing risk insights from latent class analysis

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By Katherine Marcal, New Brunswick, Nick Barr
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Discussion The present study investigated unique constellations of housing insecurity and their implications for future homelessness risk. Specifically, we identified subgroups of housing insecurity among vulnerable maternal households with children, characteristics associated with those subgroups, and subsequent homelessness risk in order to better design and target supports. Analyses identified four subgroups of housing insecurity in a sample of vulnerable mothers in 20 large American cities.
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