This is interesting (source article) (Thanks to Danny D, @dandrezner )
But what about this? (Here is the source article for the second graph).
A lot LESS debt is held by the public than was projected back when there was going to be a debt apocalypse. So that's good. But the government has been buying up its own debt with printed money on a truly gigantic scale, OVER THE SAME TIME PERIOD, which may be a somewhat less "good" explanation for the first graph.
Nonetheless, as Danny D notes, the first is "a significant graph." I'm just saying the second graph is significant, also.
But what about this? (Here is the source article for the second graph).
A lot LESS debt is held by the public than was projected back when there was going to be a debt apocalypse. So that's good. But the government has been buying up its own debt with printed money on a truly gigantic scale, OVER THE SAME TIME PERIOD, which may be a somewhat less "good" explanation for the first graph.
Nonetheless, as Danny D notes, the first is "a significant graph." I'm just saying the second graph is significant, also.
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