Mar. 10 at 5:11 PM
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The U.S. national debt is projected to increase by
$2.4 trillion annually over the next decade, per the CBO
❌➡️Meaning in 10yrs but likely less national debt will tap
$64 TRILLION. Meaning M2 expands to
$40-
$45 trillion from where it is now @
$22.4 trillion
As for the cost of "living": could rise 50–80% over the decade as the dollar's gradual debasement rather than collapse. Think of it perhaps like a SLOW DEATH w/a break in the middle do to that likely hood of inflation raising to 7-9% annually & until the US reaches 7%, the inflation runs 3–6% as REAL wages struggle to keep up, which means the quality of life recedes as fiscal dominance / money printing all but takeover
When you have a look back over the last 10yrs the national debt had INCREASED by
$19-
$20 trillion & over the last 20yrs it has increased
$30 trillion. Meaning the CBO's
$64 trillion looks very conservative & that is unnerving & some of that anxiety seems to have already sunk in
