Comes with an asterisk:
*unless govt assistance cheats are brought under control.
no one and im mean no one is ever ever settling the debt. its totally and mathematically impossible.
even with tariffs we're getting over performed in china and 3rd world countries producing for $1 what takes us $15 to make.
i blame this on the unions.
Govt would be better off investing in the SP 500 and slowly pull out profits but thats still only the icing on the cake
at least it would be some positive inflow and have more money to give out to illegals when the dems get back in
This of course but it doesn't account for the fact that if GDP outpaces debt over the next decade then we aren't just all honky dory...... Its a gravy train and this is what WokeMericans and well the Pink Pussy Hat fancy bagel eaters don't want.....
Because it goes against everything their WokeTard BS has spouted for decades and decades in terms of Globalization and going back to pre whatever carbon levels as justification to pretty much destroy the world as we know it in the late 20th and early 21st Century into some weird lame Hunger Games BS
It wouldnt be easy but it can be done IMO and the main thing is energy natural gas, oil, shale, coal etc etc etc NexGen nuclear facilities and stuff like that. Other big spenders that build up more debt are Education/Healthcare and if these sectors can be modernized to run more efficiently using todays advancements that could help cut debt even more. It makes people more productive too, cuts the fat while keeping people employed and making services better for everyone.
IMO the best way to make sure this benefits society/people and doesn't displace them is to focus on spending money smarter and more efficiently for higher productivity such as in Education/Healthcare and other industries, and unlocking energy from gas, oil, shale to raw earth minerals and whatever else and many other solutions to drive GDP higher as to outpace spending aside from making things more efficient for higher productivity and cut the fat.
Upcoming lower interest rates aren't bad either and IMO a marginal devaluation of the dollar means a strong economy in that sense too as it helps bring investment in, increase domestic exports as well and combined with the tarrifs promotes more buying more at home and domestically.
