The U.S. debt-to-GDP ratio is a growing concern as projections suggest it could reach 200% by 2050, raising worries about economic stability, interest payments, and government spending constraints. Experts warn of potential risks and unsustainability in this trajectory.
US Debt to GDP ratio to reach 200% by 2050. Thats Federal Debt held by the Public as a Share of Gross Domestic Product. NOTE: Double the M2 Money Supply. Thats where we going. Expect around 10% by 2032 40% 2042 40% by 2050. https://t.co/mSZJLrf7TL
US debt-to-GDP ratio is projected to hit 200% by 2050 https://t.co/b4HYR0OTAa
Here is something that will get people freaked out US government spending is projected to equal 44% of the economy by 2033 This level was last seen during World War II The worst part: These projects do not consider the potential for an external shock IF there is one, the %… https://t.co/qi5su484vH
US debt-to-GDP ratio is projected to hit 200% by 2050 The government will face MAJOR probelms due to interest payments Everybody, except the US government, seems to understand the unsustainability of this path https://t.co/9GapZXt0Sn
Reasonable? Maybe not since the U.S.'s debt-to-GDP ratio is over 100%, a risky level, it raises huge concerns because it can lead to a variety of economic maladies, including lower investor confidence, higher interest rates (R-star) & huge constraints on government spending. https://t.co/0XmnJ6hXtO