The clock has run out on the national debt.
Last month the national debt exceeded $10 trillion. The gross national debt as a percentage of the gross domestic product has now hit a 50-year high.
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- Terence Agbeyegbe
- I am a professor of economics at Hunter College, City University of New York where I teach introductory macroeconomics among other courses.
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