> the annual US debt expenses are about 3.3% of their GDP> and this will only grow in the next decadeSo how is the US supposed to grow faster than it's debt obligations growth?
>>541637530robots and artificial intelligence
>>541637804How can any of that lead into expansion of consumption, when less people are likely employed?
>>541637530why do you even care you brown midget?
>>541638592> why do you even careThank you, you may now proceed to savour the drainage opener and leave us human beings to chatter.
>>541638476free money for the plebs so they will continue consuming the excesses of their techno-overlords
>>541637530>hownot possiblenext?world war 3 all debt magically disappears
>>541637530BumpThis is a good point. If our economy grew 3% but debt went up by zillions of dollars,,,,,,,,
>>541640715That's going to be a decently hefty sum after all, and will only increase in time.It's not a sustainable option at all.
>>541637530Ha ha! They don't mathematically, waaaaaay past that line. Welcome to clown world. >And to otherwise answer your question. They jam their thumb on the print button at the central bank. It's called hyper inflation and its started if you've noticed.
