The Zambakari Advisory
  • About
  • Services
    • Strategic Intelligence
    • Program Design
    • Transitional Processes
  • Publications
    • Africa >
      • Special Issue: Spring 2023
      • Special Issue: Fall 2021
      • Special Issue: Fall 2020
      • Special Issue: Summer 2020
      • Special Issue: Spring 2020
      • Special Issue: 2019
      • Peer Reviewed Articles
      • Reports
      • Magazines/Newspaper
      • Policy Brief
      • Features
      • Book / Book Chapter
    • Middle East & North Africa >
      • Special Issue: Spring 2023
      • Special Issue: Winter 2020
      • Peer Reviewed Articles
    • North America >
      • Special Issue: Summer 2023
      • Special Issue: Spring 2023
      • Special Issue: Fall 2021
      • Special Issue: Fall 2020
      • Peer Reviewed Articles
      • Reports
    • Call For Papers >
      • Special Issue Spring 2023
      • Special Issue Winter 2023
  • Blog
    • Africa
    • Middle East
    • North America
    • Submission Guidelines
  • Media
  • Donate

The Solution to the Country’s Debt and Deficit Problem

10/14/2019

0 Comments

 
Dean Baker
Senior Economist at The Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR)

PictureEditorial Credit: Chinese 100 Renminbi and 100 U.S. dollar bills: Dan Hanscom Photography / Shutterstock.com
For most people, the country’s national debt and annual deficit are not major concerns. However, for a substantial portion of the policy types who make, write, and talk about economic and budget policy, debt and deficits are really big deals. And, the fact that our budget deficit and debt are both large by historic standards, and growing rapidly, is an especially big deal.

The list of people in this category is lengthy. It starts with the Peter J. Peterson Foundation (which displays the debt in big numbers right on its home page) and the many groups funded by them. The most important is the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, which is virtually guaranteed prominent placement in stories on the budget by major news outlets.


Read More
0 Comments
    Be our guest.
    ​Interested in being featured on our blog?

    ​We'd love to hear from you. Find out more. 
    ​

    ARCHIVES

    May 2024
    April 2024
    March 2024
    May 2023
    November 2019
    October 2019
    June 2019
    April 2019

    CATEGORIES

    All
    Ambassador Charles W. Freeman Jr.
    And US Policy
    China
    China's Emergence In Eurasia
    Great Power Competition In Eurasia
    Historical Context Of Ukraine Conflict
    Military-centric Diplomacy Warning
    Military Prowess Vs. Global Partnership
    Nuclear Risks And Global Partnership
    Spring 2023 Special Issue
    Ukraine

ABOUT

MEDIA

CONTACT US

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Copyright © 2023 The Zambakari Advisory - ​Privacy Policy 
Our site uses cookies to improve your experience. You can control cookies by adjusting your browser or device settings.
If you continue without changing your settings, we assume that you are happy to receive all cookies.
​If not, please feel free to opt out here.

SEO by Qasim Khilji

  • About
  • Services
    • Strategic Intelligence
    • Program Design
    • Transitional Processes
  • Publications
    • Africa >
      • Special Issue: Spring 2023
      • Special Issue: Fall 2021
      • Special Issue: Fall 2020
      • Special Issue: Summer 2020
      • Special Issue: Spring 2020
      • Special Issue: 2019
      • Peer Reviewed Articles
      • Reports
      • Magazines/Newspaper
      • Policy Brief
      • Features
      • Book / Book Chapter
    • Middle East & North Africa >
      • Special Issue: Spring 2023
      • Special Issue: Winter 2020
      • Peer Reviewed Articles
    • North America >
      • Special Issue: Summer 2023
      • Special Issue: Spring 2023
      • Special Issue: Fall 2021
      • Special Issue: Fall 2020
      • Peer Reviewed Articles
      • Reports
    • Call For Papers >
      • Special Issue Spring 2023
      • Special Issue Winter 2023
  • Blog
    • Africa
    • Middle East
    • North America
    • Submission Guidelines
  • Media
  • Donate