Debt limit debates, threats of government shutdown, and the like are likely to become a thing of the past.
In other words, yet another can kicking, one which would likely push back
the debt limit debate to some time in December.
In context of the current
debt limit debate, I am wondering if the Fed can step in and buy up the debt that is coming due and just choose not to claim it.
Perhaps most importantly in relation to climate change perceptions, consumer confidence has spiked since its dramatic drop over the summer in reaction to
the debt limit debate.
Not exact matches
[246] On August 2, 2011, after a lengthy congressional
debate over whether to raise the nation's
debt limit, Obama signed the bipartisan Budget Control Act of 2011.
On that front, some analysts noted that corporations stopped spending long before the
debt -
limit debate hit the news.
Maybe, or maybe he too is caught up in a great and as yet undecided civic
debate on the role and
limits of government in questions of
debt, taxes, public spending, entitlements, and tax codes.
************************ «The fact that we are here today to
debate raising America «s
debt limit is a sign of leadership failure.
The Senate is using the top level assumptions that are in law as part of the Budget Control Act (BCA) enacted last year after considerable
debate over raising the
debt limit.
My credit score on noddle is 547 which
limits my options, I was
debating taking out a loan (18.5 % APR) to clear my credit card
debts, is this silly?
The combination of the deficit, the need to increase the US credit
limit (aka the
debt ceiling) and the fragile economy have lined up to force a major political
debate about the relative mix of spending and revenue.