
U.S. Debt Levels High, But Treasury Bonds Remain Trusted
The U.S. government's high levels of debt have not diminished the reputation of U.S. treasury bonds, which are still highly regarded globally. The likelihood of the U.S. defaulting on its debt is considered extremely low, as the government can print...

The Rise of US Public Debt: Causes, Impacts, and Global Concerns
This video discusses the sharp rise in US public debt since 2000, causing global concern about potential bankruptcy and financial market disruption. The debt increase began after a budget surplus and was exacerbated by military spending and economic crises. The...

The Risks of Excessive Money Printing to Service US Public Debt
The video discusses the challenges faced by the United States in servicing its public debt, which is denominated in dollars. It highlights the risks of resorting to excessive money printing, as experienced by Zimbabwe, and the potential negative consequences on...

Can the US Government Stop Servicing Its Public Debt?
Discussing whether the US government can choose to stop servicing its public debt.

Navigating the US Public Debt Crisis: Risks and Opportunities
A thorough, unbiased analysis of the current state of the US public debt, its risks, and potential implications for the global economy, particularly for Gulf Cooperation Council countries.

The Unlikelihood of the US Government Defaulting on its Public Debt
The response discusses the likelihood of the US government deciding to stop servicing its public debt. It explains that the US government has the ability to print dollars, the currency in which the public debt is denominated, and thus can...