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Yes
@B3VGV2T 1wk1W
Public sector borrowing data, often presented as a percentage of GDP, provides insight into a government's financial health and capacity to fund public services, and is crucial for macroeconomic analysis and cross-country comparisons.
@ISIDEWITH10mos10MO
No
@B3VGV2T 1wk1W
The national debt is simply not a problem at all, much less a difficult problem to solve. In addition, this is in my comfort zone.
@B3VGV2T 1wk1W
Yes, many economists and policymakers advocate for governments to reduce public sector borrowing, as high debt levels can lead to economic instability, higher interest rates, and potentially slower growth, though the optimal level and methods of reduction are debated.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Potential Negative Consequences of High Debt:
Economic Instability: Excessive debt can make an economy vulnerable to shocks and crises, as it increases the risk of default and can lead to financial instability.
Higher Interest Rates: As debt levels rise, investors may demand higher inte… Read more
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