But if 1996 is any guide, than interest on the national debt will approach 7%, triple the proportion of the national budget, or "What fills the ten percent budget hole that sustains this growth'
Zero Hedge says this is an American thing:
S&P 500 earnings are 14% above their 2007 peak while euro-area profits are 53% below their all-time high in March 2008 (of course, this is not firm EBITDA but earnings per share - which is a mirage of low-credit-cost buyback-driven float shrink in some nations of the world... but still)Are we just in a fracking mania? I don't know, yet.
Oh yes, the other thing about 1996, It had a Clinton and a Benson Treasury and a Brad Delong, budget balancing spear chucker.
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