Introduction to Economic Policy, Racism, and Public Goods

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Flashcards covering key facts, statistics, historical events, and examples from the lecture transcript regarding the economic impacts of racism and public policy.

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In August 2016, a caller named Gary from __________ called in during a live public television show to admit his prejudice.

North Carolina

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The video exchange between the speaker and Gary was viewed __________ times online.

8,000,000

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Gary described the impact of the speaker's advice by stating it felt like someone wiped the __________ from a window and let the light in.

dust

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According to the American Society of Civil Engineers, infrastructure in the United States receives a grade of __________.

D+

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Effective __________, the town council of Montgomery, Alabama voted to drain the Oak Park Pool rather than integrate it.

01/01/1959

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In response to desegregation orders, the city of Montgomery shut down its entire __________ department for a decade.

parks

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On __________, the financial firm Lehman Brothers collapsed due to overexposure to toxic mortgage instruments.

09/15/2008

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A homeowner named Glenn faced foreclosure on his home in the __________ neighborhood of Cleveland after receiving a predatory refinancing offer.

Mount Pleasant

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African Americans and Latinos with good credit were __________ times as likely as white people to receive toxic subprime loans.

three

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At the peak of the subprime mortgage boom, __________ out of every five mortgages in the country was a toxic subprime loan.

one

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The financial crash ultimately cost the nation __________ in lost wealth, pensions, home equity, and savings.

$19,000,000,000,000

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As a result of the 2008 financial crisis, __________ jobs vanished across the United States.

8,000,000

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In 2017, auto factory workers in the state of __________ attempted to organize a union at their plant.

Mississippi

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In Lewiston, Maine, Cecile worked to organize Congolese refugees to join white retirees at the __________ Heritage Center.

Franco

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A bipartisan think tank reported that the refugee community in Lewiston generated $40,000,000 in tax revenue and __________ in income.

$130,000,000