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Relying on its dollar hegemony, the US has also created a "credit card" for itself with unlimited overdrafts, using huge debts to increase public spending. Over the past year, the US federal government debt surged from $33 trillion to $36 trillion. As the Federal Reserve begins to cut int...
Relying on its dollar hegemony, the US has also created a "credit card" for itself with unlimited overdrafts, using huge debts to increase public spending. Over the past year, the US federal government debt surged from $33 trillion to $36 trillion. As the Federal Reserve begins to cut int...
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As debt levels rise, there’s no way to predict danger thresholds or the amount of debt that’s “too much.” But the authors warn it’s unwise to test those thresholds, and see the prudent path for fiscal policy as, at minimum, to not push debt further above today’s elevated levels...
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, the US federal government debt surged from $33 trillion to $36 trillion. As the Federal Reserve begins to cut interest rates, the US government, which is already running at a high deficit, is expected to issue more treasury bonds, and the risks from the US debt will continue to rise....
Essentially, the national debt is the amount of money the government owes its creditors, domestic and foreign. Because the US government usually spends more than it brings in, the debt continues to rise. However let’s not confuse the debt with deficits. A fiscal deficit...