#Government borrowing

[authne]

India's Debt: Not Risky as China's, But rather Still a Concern

India’s debt is a complicated issue with a long history. The country’s debt-to-Gross domestic product proportion has been on a consistent ascent lately, and presently remains at 81.9%. This is like China’s debt-to-Gross domestic product proportion of 83%. In any case, the dangers related with India’s debt are not so perfect as China’s. India has a more youthful populace and a higher development…

[commonsensecommentary]

More debt. And more debt. And still more debt. Soon enough, America as we know it is dead.

[californiaquail]

one bad thing about my job is that i only get paid once a month (technically twice but the second one is only like $100 i guess?) and i'm broke and owe multiple people money and am actively trying to move rn and only getting paid on the 3rd of the month or whatever is NOT fucking helping

[b0ngwatertearz]

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[thatscarletflycatcher]

Short documentary by the American government about my country (despite the Spanish title, the video is in English)

Another one, focused on education.

[bl00dw1tch]

Ive been having lots of talks lately with my mom abt politics n the state of the world, Good conversations to be sure, and theyre great bc we both make good points and can compare different experiences and all -- but good God the fact that she's still seems to have. More subconscious faith in the moral integrities of the nebulous concept of a government or corporation More than she has faith in the the moral integrity of the nebulous concept of our societal peers. She talks about it like the Second a group like that is founded, its set of ethics just Miraculously appears out from the ether + just happens to Always be morally sound by default. I cant seem to find a way to word things that with like... idk. Help it Click that those corporations are still run by People and are therefore just as fallible 💀 technically More so but she's convinced capitalism is Never going to go away so she doesn't care about the whole "company's and governments in power, as they exist today, Have A Monetary Incentive To Lie To Us As Much As They Can" thing cuz shes such a damn pessimist and assumes All people have been doing that Forever 💀💀💀 SIGH it's nbd i just needed to put it in words bc its been on my mind on and off

[iridescent-glitter-dragon]

I love characters who try so hard to be cold-hearted and self-interested but just cannot help caring

[atozofsoftwareengineering]

The Revolution of Decentralized Finance (DeFi)

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In the rapidly evolving landscape of the financial world, a disruptive force has emerged, challenging traditional banking systems and revolutionizing how we handle money. Decentralized Finance, commonly known as DeFi, is an innovative concept built on blockchain technology that empowers individuals with greater financial autonomy, transparency, and inclusivity. In this blog, we will explore the…

[otter-byte]

Living with someone who reads news.com regularly is so tiring sometimes. "oooh we pulled out of the Commonwealth Games because the premier is shifty and there's absolutely something he's not telling us" actually no it's because the estimated cost tripled and you can't take on infinite debt for a project that generates near zero revenue, sometimes it really just isn't that complicated. "but why did he accept it a few years ago then???" Because he's a politician so for some reason he trusts completely unrealistic cost estimates and revenue projections, they literally all do because they're idiots surrounded by other idiots

[commonsensecommentary]

So, what do you think will happen if our federal government keeps borrowing and spending?

(and borrowing and spending)

(and borrowing and spending)

(and borrowing and spending)

(and borrowing and spending)

[iknowicanbutwhy]

12 hour shifts should be illegal. Holy hell.

[kittykatinabag]

Have I fully exorcised the capitalism and neoliberalism from my brain?

No.

Am I seemingly light years ahead of most of the other geography masters students here?

Yeah. Just a bit.

[a-god-in-ruins-rises]

not many people talk about the american populist movements in the late 19th century. they actually advocated for increased government regulation of commerce, the implementation of an income tax, eight-hour workdays, and the issuing of “free silver” as a form of fiat currency. 

[duunswitch]

tag drop

ooc;; out of magic

main;; stars will never fall

hcs;;

worldbuilding;; this is our moment in history

divine concepts au;; under arid skyˌ with silk veils we weave a rainbow

wonderland au;; your heart's been ticking down

xiv au;; dark eyed dreamersˌ a dangerous pair

unsundered au;; my heart's an artifice

leanne/naz;; dream with meˌ by the sea

vanile; well i never saw you coming but i'm putting your heart back together

leanne/undertaker;; mixin' fireworks and gasoline

leanne/vash;; moon walk me home (reusignus)

pokemon au;; have a snickers

leanne/vash;; as your hands tremble against the autumn winds (flosalatus)

[buzz-minds]

The Promising Future of DeFi Yields: Surpassing Traditional US Money Funds

In recent years, the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) sector has witnessed exponential growth. As a result, experts predict that DeFi yields could surpass traditional US money funds. These projections come at a time when the Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates, which could significantly boost the DeFi market. This article delves into the reasons behind these projections, providing key…

[nando161mando]

Actual Reddit ad. Borrowing money from an online bank to buy coffee.