A primer on public debt
while it is correct to argue that if someone lives beyond his or her means we will see their debt increasing, it is not correct to argue that every time […]
while it is correct to argue that if someone lives beyond his or her means we will see their debt increasing, it is not correct to argue that every time […]
France emerged from World War I with very large debts. Here’s a comparison, using the IMF debt database, with the country the deficit scolds use to scare us nowadays: […]
Well, that’s what Kyle Bass is arguing. Does he have a point?
Why ECB action was unavoidable
Apparently..
Anything left in the tank?
That Spanish banking bailout..
See what happens when every category of spending goes into reverse. It ain’t pretty..