The Congressional Budget Office in its forecasts always assume no recessions/problems ahead, but just steady growth.
As a result, they tend to repeatedly underestimate public debt levels.
How it started:
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How it's going:
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Methinks this means they canβt hold interest rates this high for too much longer without breaking somethingβ¦
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CBO, the original moon math
Its apparent whenever congress runs out of things to pay for and the debt projections begin to level off, a new "emergency" happens that can only be solved by resuming exponential debt growth.
tbf, the big spike in 2020 isn't something you can forecast. The trend before that matched projections week enough based on what I can see in the chart
Maybe it is not popular assume otherwise
they already exceeded the limit of the tanzi effect
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