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1. U.S. Budget Deficit Hits Highest Level Since 2012: Treasury Department 2. U.S. Budget Deficit Growing, Could Top $1 Trillion This Year 3. How the U.S. Budget Deficit Impacts the Economy 4. What Is a Budget Deficit and How Does It Affect You? 5. Budget Deficit by Year: U.S. Debt Since 1929 6. What Happens When a Government Has a Budget Deficit? 7. The Pros and Cons of Budget Deficits 8. How to Reduce a Budget Deficit 9. The Impact of Budget Deficits on Economic Growth 10. Video: What Is a Budget Deficit?
By Ray C. Fair, an important contribution: This paper examines the history of U.S. infrastructure since 1929 and in the process reports an interesting fact about the U.S. economy.Infrastructure stock as a percent of GDP began a steady decline around 1970, and thegovernment budget deficit became positive and large at roughly the same time. The infrastructure pattern in […]
My latest from The Guardian =With the resumption of parliament this week, and an election only months away, we have seen even more of the usual point-scoring about the cost of living, tax breaks for long lunches and budget deficits. But since the return of Donald Trump to the White House, the assumptions on which Australian economic policy…
A Fiscal Crisis in the Making The United States' public finances are approaching a historic turning point. With Donald Trump's re-election to the presidency in November 2024, it is clear that American fiscal policy is moving towards a critical point. In this article, I present an econometric analysis of the US budget deficit, which shows…
THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT’S (NG) budget deficit narrowed year on year in 2024, but overshot the target by 1.48%, the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) said. Data from the Treasury released on Thursday showed that the budget deficit shrank by 0.38% or P5.7 billion to P1.506 trillion in 2024 from P1.512 trillion in 2023. However, it […]
TweetAfter reading my most-recent letter sent to the Washington Post, Phil Gramm called me and left a voicemail message. (When he called I was in class.) He told me, correctly, that in my letter I failed to “put the final nail in the coffin” of the case that so-called “U.S. trade deficits” are phenomena that […]