US Government Debt Grows $10 Million a Minute (loans, creditors, buying)
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I don't recall the US agreeing to any other terms than to give you dollars at the maturity date. Would you like to try again?
It's the same as US govt printing money and handing off $1 Million to each individual !!!
What happens to the 'value' of money - Once it drops, everyone will run from the currency - look at what happened to Zimbabwae or Iraq or any other countries that went overboard!
It's the same as US govt printing money and handing off $1 Million to each individual !!!
And what if da guberment taxed everyone $999,000.? Everyone would have a buck.
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What happens to the 'value' of money - Once it drops, everyone will run from the currency - look at what happened to Zimbabwae or Iraq or any other countries that went overboard!
No one will run from the currency if its collected in taxes. You know how you tell when there is too much credit in the system? 2-3% unemployment(unless you have a non labor created shortage ). That happening yet?
Did you know da guberment could double its national debt with the flick of a pen and it would not mean squat if reserve ratios were increased? My guess is probably not.
Anyway hyperinflation is always a foreign debt problem typically in a foreign credit instrument. I don't think the Saudis are going to break a sweat if they owe sand.
Let me really bake your noodle. If you want to do something about the foreign debt problem which does have inflation potential, then one way to do it is to get us 60 trillion into public debt.
I don't recall the US agreeing to any other terms than to give you dollars at the maturity date. Would you like to try again?
Please, do at least some research. The technical default has been discussed so many times (it is proposed by some Republicans) that it's not that hard to find info.
The "normal" default is also perfectly possible. Basically, America is almost guaranteed to face it (at least through devaluation), if it doesn't go the technical default route.
Please, do at least some research. The technical default has been discussed so many times (it is proposed by some Republicans) that it's not that hard to find info.
The "normal" default is also perfectly possible. Basically, America is almost guaranteed to face it (at least through devaluation), if it doesn't go the technical default route.
Why don't you give me the "research"' cause I already know a tech default is complete horse dung. Its nothing but a political decision. If they default its not only insane, but its like folding their arms and saying no like a little girl. It is NOT an economic phenomena. A US technical default is a complete political posturing joke.
Give me a freaking break. Why do people like you who probably never so much as cracked open an econ book go around telling people they need to do research? Just make your arguments and stop trying to patronize people with your wet, limp noodles.
A normal default is NOT possible, sorry. If you think that then you have no economic sense at all. Its a fiat currency. Unlike the likes of you I give you the research.
Like it or not; I don't care, but that is our post Bretton Woods money system.
The federal government’s true constraint is never solvency, but inflation. The government must manage the money supply so as to avoid imposing undue harm on the populace via mismanagement of the money supply.
Why don't you give me the "research"' cause I already know a tech default is complete horse dung. Its nothing but a political decision. If they default its not only insane, but its like folding their arms and saying no like a little girl. It is NOT an economic phenomena. A US technical default is a complete political posturing joke.
Economics go hand to hand with politics. If you don't understand such simple thing - I don't think you should bother with economics at all
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A normal default is NOT possible, sorry. If you think that then you have no economic sense at all. Its a fiat currency. Unlike the likes of you I give you the research.
Don't be delirious - devaluation of USD = default.
Nobody, well most people, in America don't want to admit or come to terms that the gov't has little, or no, interest in them and only cares about the bottom line...$$$$$$.
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