Euros & Dollars: Joe Biden’s Debt Bomb
In the last two months, the market for U.S. debt has been relatively quiet, at least on the surface. That is about to change in the coming months—and change for the worse.
In the last two months, the market for U.S. debt has been relatively quiet, at least on the surface. That is about to change in the coming months—and change for the worse.
The U.S. government has a debt of $31.5 trillion. This is equal to almost 130% of the country’s gross domestic product, GDP.
Do you remember the 1980s? Gloria Steinem, theater, extreme fashion, heavy metal, breakdancing, and mixtape? A strange era which is still widely celebrated. But not in Latin America where they consider the 80s, “The lost decade”. Why?
Since the creation of the US Federal Reserve over a century ago, every major financial market collapse has been deliberately triggered for political motives by the central bank.
Even before the novel coronavirus appeared, many American families were falling behind on student loans, auto loans, credit cards and other payments. America’s debt overhead was pricing its labor and industry out of world markets.
From where does the financial bubble come? Permanent resale of $ 100 bills in the economy turns into thousands, millions, even billions. And the more people earn money and put in the bank, the more the bank can create new loans. Money in the economy is inceasing more and more. Total debt is increasing. The financial bubble is inflating.
Famous Russian economist about contemporary system of neoliberal capitalism