From AEI:
by Peter J. Wallison
American Enterprise Institute
January 27, 2012
A United States sovereign debt crisis is a remote possibility, but in our increasingly fragile system it could be triggered by a number of financial catastrophes—from a chaotic break-up of the Euro system to something as adventitious as a serious earthquake in California. The most likely source of a United States sovereign debt crisis, however, is a failure of the United States political system to address the growth of the major entitlement programs—Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. That possibility is discussed in this paper.
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