Sunday, June 14, 2009

Government debt: The big sweat

The Economist

OVERINDULGENCE has a price. After years of scoffing food and swilling booze, the cost is physical. After a debt-fuelled financial bender, it is fiscal. Governments have been propping up the world economy with a borrowing spree of their own. The recession has drained tax revenues and policymakers have been spending unprecedented sums to get their economies going and support their banks. Sovereign debt is piling up.

Government debt: The big sweat | The Economist

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