... you should always look at the total debt, not just the debt owed to the public. That's because all federal debt is eventually owed to the public. That's why Intra-governmental Holdings should be counted in the U.S. debt-to-GDP ratio.From: Debt-to-GDP Ratio, Its Formula, and How to Use It
CNN, 9 January 2024, has Trump saying "I don’t want to be Herbert Hoover." CNN adds: "The US
stock market crashed during former President Herbert Hoover’s first year in office in 1929, which
signaled the beginning of the Great Depression." See my work on the Trump Depression
Thursday, February 14, 2019
Intra-governmental holdings
I don't often agree with Kimberly Amadeo, but on this I do:
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