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  • Dex October 2013
  • Mark October 2013
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The battle over the US budget is the wrong fight

beebee
edited October 2013 in Off-Topic
Seems to make a lot of sense to me:
"A small rise in economic growth would entirely eliminate the projected long-term budget gap"
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  • MarkMark
    Anything that makes sense doesn't stand a chance in the halls of congress.
  • Dex
    I didn't see anything in that article that said by getting GDP growth to X/year would reduce the debt to Y in Z years.

    My guess is that the % would need to be at a high level for many years.

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