Add to ORKGRecently, Treasury Secretary Larry Summers implied that the government would be de creasing the supply of government bonds in order to pay down outstanding debt. This likely represents the beginning of President Clinton\u27s plan to use a surplus that could total as much as $1.92 trillion over the next ten years to begin to eliminate the national debt (Dreazen, 2000)
The papers argues that the United States is unable to service its public debt without going deeper i...
The total debt of the United States (US) federal government now exceeds annual Gross Domestic Produc...
Economic events and policy changes have unexpectedly moved the federal budget into surplus. If curre...
A federal government surplus has finally been achieved, and it has been met with pronouncements that...
This paper surveys the literature on the macroeconomic effects of government debt. It begins by dis...
Tax, Tax Smoothing Implications, Federal Debt, Federal Debt Paydown, macroeconomics
As the U.S. economy has mainly recovered from the 2008 Financial Crisis, with unemployment below 5%,...
Like many Americans, Uncle Sam has a bad habit of spending more than he earns. The federal governmen...
As the budget has moved from a position of large deficits to large surpluses, then back to deficit a...
Today, the United States is faced with a national debt of over $4 trillion that continues to grow in...
Rather than growth generating additional tax revenues that would pay for the tax cuts of 2017, as pr...
Concerns about rising budget deficits have been on the political scene for decades. More recently th...
In the U.S. and in other OECD countries, government debt levels as compared to GDP have soared since...
While public debt has risen in the last two decades, the return that it offers to investors has fall...
This report discusses the federal debt, which quintupled from FY1980 to FY1995 and went from 26% to...
The papers argues that the United States is unable to service its public debt without going deeper i...
The total debt of the United States (US) federal government now exceeds annual Gross Domestic Produc...
Economic events and policy changes have unexpectedly moved the federal budget into surplus. If curre...
A federal government surplus has finally been achieved, and it has been met with pronouncements that...
This paper surveys the literature on the macroeconomic effects of government debt. It begins by dis...
Tax, Tax Smoothing Implications, Federal Debt, Federal Debt Paydown, macroeconomics
As the U.S. economy has mainly recovered from the 2008 Financial Crisis, with unemployment below 5%,...
Like many Americans, Uncle Sam has a bad habit of spending more than he earns. The federal governmen...
As the budget has moved from a position of large deficits to large surpluses, then back to deficit a...
Today, the United States is faced with a national debt of over $4 trillion that continues to grow in...
Rather than growth generating additional tax revenues that would pay for the tax cuts of 2017, as pr...
Concerns about rising budget deficits have been on the political scene for decades. More recently th...
In the U.S. and in other OECD countries, government debt levels as compared to GDP have soared since...
While public debt has risen in the last two decades, the return that it offers to investors has fall...
This report discusses the federal debt, which quintupled from FY1980 to FY1995 and went from 26% to...
The papers argues that the United States is unable to service its public debt without going deeper i...
The total debt of the United States (US) federal government now exceeds annual Gross Domestic Produc...
Economic events and policy changes have unexpectedly moved the federal budget into surplus. If curre...