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GLOBAL FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC CRISIS: PHASE 3 (DEBT PYRAMIDS)
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GLOBAL FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC CRISIS: PHASE 3 (DEBT PYRAMIDS)
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Authors
Vladimir Vasiliev 
ORCID: 0000-0003-3131-9500
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Issue 1 (493)
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3-22
Abstract
Major consequence of the current financial and economic crisis in the U.S.A is the formation of a colossal Federal Government debt as the price paid for floating on economic surface. Federal Government's debt pyramid threatens with a sudden fiscal crisis which may occur if the U.S. debt surpasses it's GDP. Now the USA is rapidly approaching this threshold.
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gross federal debt, budget deficit, sudden fiscal crisis, double-dip recession, growth of political instability
Date of publication
01.01.2011
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