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Interesting Stats, thank you for the link
 
If a countries Public Debt is more than 100% of their GDP should they not be declared BANKRUPT? :)

Darrell
Unlike a private business, a Central Bank can and does just create Inflation, i.e. prints money, which makes the accounting almost meaningless. $10,000 in 1960 was a good livable wage. Now it is not even enough for a good used car. Vietnam War Debt was just Inflated away.
 
And they want inflation, clearly stating the target inflation percentage.
High enough to alleviate some debt value but low enough that people don’t complain about rising costs.
 
Unlike a private business, a Central Bank can and does just create Inflation, i.e. prints money, which makes the accounting almost meaningless. $10,000 in 1960 was a good livable wage. Now it is not even enough for a good used car. Vietnam War Debt was just Inflated away.
Ya, I know that. My quote was intended to be tongue in cheek. Sadly, we, the public are just stuck with what the Governments spend no matter what. :(
 
disturbing…
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I’ll try to unsee that Kevin
 

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