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US Deficit and interest rates
Category: Business and Money Asked by: clvh-ga List Price: $6.00 |
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19 May 2003 07:11 PDT
Expires: 18 Jun 2003 07:11 PDT Question ID: 205808 |
Using the idea of loanable funds can you give me a brief summay of the worries many have over the probability of increased deficits increasing interest rates for business and consumer borrowers. |
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Re: US Deficit and interest rates
From: neilzero-ga on 21 May 2003 01:36 PDT |
The amount of loanable money can be increased by various stategies, one of which is the tax cut that will likely occur soon, so the effect of the tax cut could go either way short term and long term. With rare exceptions, tax cuts have been win, win, win short term, but it is hard to imagine how excessive deficits can be healthy long term. Long term changes are driven by a variety of factors besides the tax rate so we may never be sure what is wise long term. Neil |
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Re: US Deficit and interest rates
From: clvh-ga on 21 May 2003 05:08 PDT |
Thanks Neil for the clarifying this for me. It has helped me to understand it better. |
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