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John Jabson
  • Wheaton, IL
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Debt to GDP...

John Jabson
  • Wheaton, IL
Posted

I know some of you don't like political discussions but they directly apply to money, so it's relevant.

I don't care about whether or not you believe in "stimulation" economics or whatever. I don't care if you want to push Keynesian crap. Don't want to hear it and I don't care to discuss any of that.

I want to know what you, personally, believe about the debt ratio and at what point it is impossible to return to a stable economy. Right now we're running 1 trillion deficit per year, even after the recent taxation (of everyone, by the way).

How much more can our economy handle? We cannot run deficits forever. It has to stop. So how far is the point of no return?

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