When Interest Eats the Budget
How sovereign debt dynamics, Federal Reserve policy, and the gap between interest rates and growth turn rising borrowing costs into a structural fiscal risk.
Optimized for books about Understand why U.S. government interest costs are rising, what r>g means for debt stability, and which policy and monetary options could respond..
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