The $40 Trillion Problem Washington Won’t Talk About
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America’s national debt has climbed past $40 trillion and persistent deficits are putting upward pressure on long-term interest rates. Economists including Natasha Sarin of the Yale Budget Lab argue that heavier government borrowing ultimately filters through to households in the form of higher mort
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The $40 Trillion Problem Washington Won’t Talk About. America’s national debt has climbed past $40 trillion and persistent deficits are putting upward pressure on long-term interest rates. Economists including Natasha Sarin of the Yale Budget Lab argue that heavier government borrowing ultimately filters through to households in the form of higher mort Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Markets: The $40 Trillion Problem Washington Won’t Talk About.
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