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Lots of New Debt, Not Much New Growth |
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Charts the 10-year dollar growth in total new U.S. debt (public and private) compared to the same period growth in gross domestic product. It required over $27 trillion of new debt to generate under $5 trillion of incremental GDP growth in the last decade. |
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| Sources: | Federal Reserve |
| Updated: | 4 weeks ago |
| Series: | debt to gdp - gdp growth rate - debt statistics - flow of funds - economic indicators |
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