OK, “myth” is a bit of an exaggeration. A study from 2014 by the Robert Graham Center found a U-shaped relationship between medical student debt and the likelihood of students going into family medicine. Actually, it was more of a saucer-shaped curve. Students who had debt > $150,000, but also those with...
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Let’s start with some supposed good news. The headline recently read Jobless rate is lowest in more than 7 years. It’s officially at 5.1%, compared to 10% in 2009. But dig deeper. If people who can only get part time work and other people on the fringes of the job market are...
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