Okay, so those aren't big surprises to anyone who has visited this blog in past seven years. But I expect they will surprise many readers at American.com, the online magazine of the American Enterprise Institute. Here's a link to my latest article there:
Why Growth Matters More than Debt
In the article, I used our familiar pie chart; I also thought of a more public-friendly name for the "debt burden"--specifically, I called it the "Interest Bite." [You may recall that I've tried its inverse, "Times Interest Taxed," at this blog before--but that most certainly does not compress down into a convenient acronym.]
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What about this:
http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/291827/government-bonds-arent-always-safest-veronique-de-rugy
Posted by: Michael Kelley | 24 February 2012 at 14:16
Can you be more specific?
Posted by: Optimist123 | 25 February 2012 at 11:28