
Deficits & Debts: Crash Course Economics #9
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Date: 2022-04-04
Comments and reviews: 5
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Wait. is the cost of the elderly and folks not wanting to increase the age of retirement part of why the US is so reluctant to forgive student debt? Like I always thought it was the straightforward cost of getting that money back, which is silly because it would increase spending and stabilize our GDP if that generation was able to spend. But there's a second effect if you can ensure that those people can not afford to retire at a normal retirement age. I'm planning to work until I die, idk about y'all. It's really my only option even with loan forgiveness after 20 years.
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Wait. is the cost of the elderly and folks not wanting to increase the age of retirement part of why the US is so reluctant to forgive student debt? Like I always thought it was the straightforward cost of getting that money back, which is silly because it would increase spending and stabilize our GDP if that generation was able to spend. But there's a second effect if you can ensure that those people can not afford to retire at a normal retirement age. I'm planning to work until I die, idk about y'all. It's really my only option even with loan forgiveness after 20 years.
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Sayeb
This definitely aged well with Adrienne telling us how boomers are the problem and then predicting a pandemic and now we're in a pandemic that will eliminate the boomers. Maybe after all this will be beneficial to the economy
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This definitely aged well with Adrienne telling us how boomers are the problem and then predicting a pandemic and now we're in a pandemic that will eliminate the boomers. Maybe after all this will be beneficial to the economy
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Nur
But during the pandemic, government spend bilions for economic stimulus package to help businesses stay afloat. And in some countries, the economic injection drain country-s revenue and causing fiscal deficit.
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But during the pandemic, government spend bilions for economic stimulus package to help businesses stay afloat. And in some countries, the economic injection drain country-s revenue and causing fiscal deficit.
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Simon
Why does it not mention that governments could create debt free money? The video claims that there is only a finite amount of money that can be lent while QE can just keep racking up trillions of debt.
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Why does it not mention that governments could create debt free money? The video claims that there is only a finite amount of money that can be lent while QE can just keep racking up trillions of debt.
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andres
That was four years ago, can you believe it now is over 23 trillions. I can't believe it so much money, it has been significant increase.
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That was four years ago, can you believe it now is over 23 trillions. I can't believe it so much money, it has been significant increase.
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