Global market and US bonds.If US bonds are debt but a ton of US debt is from colleges being subsidized and then the buyers are foreign countries, that means we can't pay the bonds if the those foreign countries aren't hiring?The fundamental here would be to educate US workers to make more money for businesses. That means foreigners go to school in the US (for certain ivy League schools sometimes) as well as other foreign schools, and return home after getting local college and university subsidies making it unnecessary to hire US based for at least one reason US bonds were purchased. Of course this doesn't exclude the military option (but foreign governments hate that too). In terms of free trade, this makes sense as well but most people don't account for the US needing to pay off it's foreign debt by using the unemployed labor force and excessive immigrants for the military. Free trade theoretically prevents war through virtue of cooperation. Technically, if it's abused then it could be used to point out that free trade isn't actually happening. Will somebody explain the fundamentals of the university system if they're not expected to get a job after graduation? Or even be employable with the skills and knowledge from the school.
