THE NATIONAL DEBT: AMERICA’S MOST OVERRATED CRISIS

Since the late 70s, the national debt has grown rapidly in absolute terms, as well as relative to GDP. And according to the latest government data, it will continue to do so for at least the next 30 years. Are these projections realistic? If so, is the United States at risk of default or hyperinflation? And what does this mean for managers, investors and policy-makers? We provide the answers you need.

In June, the Congressional Budget Office released its 2018 report. The story of debt and deficits it.....