Wolff Responds: Forgiving Debts: What Argentina Got, the US Can Get
September 11, 2020
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Wolff talks about Argentina's debt forgiveness granted by its creditors. 45% of its 111 billion dollar loans has been forgiven. Prof. Wolff challenges the US to do the same for its citizens. At a time when capitalism is falling apart, record debts incurred to cope with job losses and an economic crash, the cancelation of mortgage debts, student loan debts, auto-loan debts, etc. would provide a huge relief to mLearn more about
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