Not exact matches
And, of course, a massive budget deficit because of a lack of alternative sources of revenue: Moody's noted that the country's gross borrowing requirements through 2019 will average 17 % of GDP, because much of the
debt it issued
during the
boom times is falling due in the next two
years.
It hasn't grown that fast in normal times since the early 2000's, a period that probably wasn't all that normal, as so much of the wealth generated
during those
years was from America's
debt boom and China's once - in - lifetime rise from poverty.
Canadians took on a record high
debt load
during the post-recession housing
boom, taking advantage of five
years of ultra-low rates.