Annually Adjusted Rates Would Avoid Catastrophe

Hassett and Shapiro discuss the detriments of the government's loan-consolidation program. The current consolidation program breeds inequities and carries potential costs that dwarf those of the underlying student-loan system.

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Published inThe Chronicle of Higher Education Vol. 50; no. 41; p. B.12
Main Author KEVIN A. HASSETT and ROBERT J. SHAPIRO
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington Chronicle of Higher Education 18.06.2004
Subjects
Access to Education
Consolidation
Financial aid
Government (Administrative Body)
Government aid
Higher Education
Outcomes of Education
Student loans
United States > US
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Summary:Hassett and Shapiro discuss the detriments of the government's loan-consolidation program. The current consolidation program breeds inequities and carries potential costs that dwarf those of the underlying student-loan system.
ISSN:0009-5982
1931-1362