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The Declining US Dollar
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My research on the National Debt has been a real eye opener. There are those individuals who claim that the cost of the national debt is low and is NOT a threat to the US Economy or US Dollar.
I cannot possible see how the is true. The debt is increasing at such a pace that in another 10 years the interest payment could consume 75% of taxable income. The Interest payments alone are also 50% of taxable revenue - and rising.
When I look at that trend, it does not seem reasonable to believe that it can be sustainable.
Beyond Scary.
My research on the National Debt has been a real eye opener. There are those individuals who claim that the cost of the national debt is low and is NOT a threat to the US Economy or US Dollar.
I cannot possible see how the is true. The debt is increasing at such a pace that in another 10 years the interest payment could consume 75% of taxable income. The Interest payments alone are also 50% of taxable revenue - and rising.
When I look at that trend, it does not seem reasonable to believe that it can be sustainable.
Beyond Scary.