Visualizing The United States Debt Crisis

Debt can collect in different areas of an economy. This video will analyze what economic sectors have the highest debt levels and how they compare to other debt crises in the past.

[rkghawgs]

You have a gift when it comes to explaining things in an easy to understand manner... and you never assume someone knows the basics about a given topic, you explain the fundamentals masterfully.

[lambaseded]

One thing to remember: Covid was the largest wealth transfer in history from the lower classes to the upper. Consider the implications on consumer debt to GDP discussed in the video; consumers have less, therefore they are a lower share of debt to GDP by necessity. This does not mean that people are better off right now than in 2008, it means that they have less in general.

[gordonpedersen]

These short vids are great: succinct, clearly spoken, and so well illustrated! I'd like to see more detail on business debt and student loan debt.

[robdawg]

One of your best videos. Visuals were on point. Very easy to follow. Learned a lot in 10 mins. Thanks!

[thrace]

Honestly I could not have hoped to get this quality of information for free on youtube. There is some real insight into your analysis and is not just reiteration of major economic media. Particularly fascinating have been the videos on RE just because of my interests at present but all others have been very entertaining and valuable. I hope it is feasible for you to continue to produce this type of content. Maybe with time you can get a patreon started, I am sure many such as myself value this type of content and would support if further. All the best!

[rsKayiira]

I have a degree in Finance with a focus on Equity Valuations. I really enjoyed watching these and wish we had these when I was in college.

[WhiteBoardFinance]

Great video Eric! High signal content 😎

[counts.fitness]

A deep dive into the business sector debt and potential impacts would be awesome. This content being put out has been great by the way

[BadGoblinBad]

Thanks for the video! One suggestion - please don't start the y-axis at a number other than zero - it gives the false impression with bar charts and line charts that changes are bigger/smaller than they are. It was particularly egregious when zooming in on the time periods for debt with banks.

[raulgonzalez]

Amazing job with the videos 👏🏼😃.

My vote goes for a video focused on the auto sector 🙋🏻‍♂️🚘.

Thank you 🙏🏼

[yaseral-saffar]

Very good video!
Please share academic research showing link between debt and growth.

[po-doc]

Your videos should be mandatory for people to watch. Ty for the effort

[matthewhopper]

Really good content! Production quality almost as good as what you'd expect from larger media outlets like FT, WSJ, etc. Also very timely & relevant information, your videos seem to be a few weeks AHEAD of the news cycle - that's super important for investors and an impressive feat. (For example, big announcement today on student loan forgiveness in US, which was a big focus of the research you show here, uploaded about 2 weeks ago) I'm a new fan and new subscriber - big thanks to EPB Macro and all the 13k subs who found you first. With content like this you'll be hitting 100k in no time!

[vytautasu]

Thank you for very understandable videos :). Would like to hear/learn more about debt in Europe

[AS-iupl]

Man, brilliant video. Not only the content is top class (great analysis), you are a natural at explaining complex topics, plus, you have a fantastic voice as a narrator. 5 stars all around.

[norvikvoskanian]

Would love a deeper dive into the 300% and 85% markers. What are the variables in calculating those numbers? It seems arbitrary for someone that hasn't read the literature. Awesome videos as always

[chrispazaratz]

Hi Eric, ,

Fantastic presentation. Very digestable for the layman. Present company included.

Questions of how business sector debt will unfold and affect the broader economy and equities markets are likely front and centre for your audience.

Also, the presentation also touches on the differences in the debt picture evolving in Europe. A summary, with the end question of how contagion may affect the U.S. system, would also be of great interest.

Thanks for your time and work.

Dr. Chris Pazaratz

[mvcghig]

Holy crap the quality! Great breakdown of where the debt is, extremely professional. Will definitely share, hope you break through the algorithm soon!

[johankirsten]

This is probably the most value-packed macro economics channel on the tube. Well done, again. I'd like to see more in-depth analysis on corporate debt pls.

[theflipside]

Love this format, great analysis, succinct, and to the point!