U.S. National Debt is Over $33 Trillion?!

National debt is relative.

Whether a country can "outgrow" its debt depends on various factors, including economic growth, interest rates, and fiscal policies. If a country experiences robust economic growth, tax revenues may increase, making it easier to manage and eventually reduce the debt burden. However, if the debt grows at a faster rate than the economy, it could lead to challenges in servicing the debt.

It's worth noting that managing national debt is a complex task with various economic, political, and social considerations. Policy decisions, including taxation, public spending, and debt management strategies, play crucial roles in determining the trajectory of a country's debt.

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[francisbergeron]

"You expect infinite growth living on a world with finite resources.
You built your world on a greedy delusion and now marvel at how quickly it crumbles.
Even a mad dog knows there's only so much meat on a bone."
- Unbearable Abyss

[lepen_macron]

Yes....but has outgrown gdp since 2008 with like 2 or 3 years being an exeption sure its not in a bad position. And no need to panic but its worth keeping an eye on it.

[dfyrealestate]

National debt is relative.

Whether a country can "outgrow" its debt depends on various factors, including economic growth, interest rates, and fiscal policies. If a country experiences robust economic growth, tax revenues may increase, making it easier to manage and eventually reduce the debt burden. However, if the debt grows at a faster rate than the economy, it could lead to challenges in servicing the debt.

It's worth noting that managing national debt is a complex task with various economic, political, and social considerations. Policy decisions, including taxation, public spending, and debt management strategies, play crucial roles in determining the trajectory of a country's debt.